MANNA IN THE MORNING

It's days like this I love to say it out loud, "God is good, God is good to me and God is good at being God!"

Trusting God with my singleness, my calling, and all the detours in between. If David could find refuge in enemy land, maybe I can find peace in this too.

I’ve wrestled with verses like 1 Samuel 28:6—where God doesn’t answer Saul—and wondered how that lines up with the God I know. Anyone else?

A reflection on 1 Samuel 23:2 about serving others in hard times. How David looked outward when it would have been easier to stay focused on his own struggles—and how we can too.

Today, my goal isn’t to tell anyone how to live or to cast stones. I have no room to point fingers.

Where Saul’s story ends in tragedy, ours doesn’t have to. Saul was given over to himself, but Jesus gave Himself for us. Where we deserve to bear the weight of our rebellion, Jesus bore it on the cross. ✨ Lord, soften my heart. Where I’ve insisted on my own way, help me lay it down. Keep me close — I don’t want to be given over; I want to walk with You. Amen.

If you’ve been struggling to stay in the Word, don’t give up. Lean in. You were never meant to do life—or faith—alone. That’s why we created the Manna in the Morning devotional series. It’s simple, real, and meant to walk with you through one chapter a day. Let’s grow together, one morning at a time.

Our family looks a bit different these days. All I can say is being a mom has been one of the greatest joys of my life!