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Continue reading →: From Bondage to Blessing: How the Israelites Built the Ark of the Covenant
You can almost hear it if you slow down long enough to picture the scene. Sand under tired feet. Children blinking into freedom like they have never seen this kind of morning. Mothers clutching bundles, fathers carrying what little they can manage, and behind them the silhouette of a nation…
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Continue reading →: Elisha’s Call to Ministry: Killing the Ox and Burning the Plows—What Is God Asking Us to Do?
You’re out there doing what you’ve always done. Same routine. Same responsibilities. Same field, same sweat, same familiar problem-solving that pays the bills and keeps the world turning. And then, without warning, God interrupts the ordinary with something holy. Not a lightning bolt. Not a booming voice from the clouds.…
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Continue reading →: Faith on the Mountain, Idolatry in the Valley: God’s Love Despite Our Sin
While Moses was wrapped in the blazing glory of God on Mount Sinai, the people at the base of the mountain were doing something unthinkable. They were melting down their future to make a god they could control. That contrast still punches me in the chest every time I read…
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Continue reading →: Forty Days of Faith: When Prayer Became My Pen
Fourteen years ago, my writing journey didn’t begin with a big plan or a polished platform, it began in a hospital. My daughter spent 40 days in the NICU. Every day felt like holding my breath. Every monitor beep mattered. Every ounce gained was a victory. And every post I…
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Continue reading →: Jeff Davis Releases A Map Through the Night: Where the Wound Meets Grace—A Hope-Filled Survival Guide for Life’s Hardest Seasons
I’m excited to announce the release of my newest book, A Map Through the Night: Where the Wound Meets Grace. This is a Scripture-anchored companion for anyone walking through grief, trauma, betrayal, burnout, anxiety, and the long “in-between” seasons when life hurts, and answers feel far away. I’ll say it…
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Continue reading →: Fear Not: Overcoming Fear Through Faith
You’re doing fine… until you’re not. A sentence hits your mind like a dart: What if it doesn’t work out? What if they leave? What if you fail again? What if the report gets worse? What if you’re not strong enough this time? And fear does what fear always does,…


