There are seasons when God does not rush us forward but instead calls us inward. Seasons where clarity is not found in striving, but in surrender.

Restoration is not automatic—it is intentional. In Chapter 3 of Seeds of Faith, we are reminded that God’s promise to heal and restore begins when His people turn their attention back to Him. Humility, prayer, and repentance open the door for healing—not only in our personal lives, but in families, communities, and nations. God is ready to restore, but He is asking one question first: Are we paying attention?

A reminder that even when hope seems lost, God’s word still holds resurrection power. This reflective blog explores the story of Jairus’ daughter in Mark 5, reminding readers that what looks finished to us is never final to God. Through delay, doubt, and despair, Jesus demonstrates that fear doesn’t have the last word—faith does. When God has spoken a promise, it isn’t over until He says it’s over.

“Nehemiah’s focus was his fortress. When the enemy tried to lure him down, he declared, ‘I am doing a great work and I cannot come down.’ (Nehemiah 6:3) In a world full of noise, that same determination is what keeps your vision alive. Don’t come down—your wall is almost complete.”