Present, But Not Truly Seen
In Luke 13, Jesus heals a woman bent over for eighteen years. But He restores more than her body—He restores her dignity, identity, and belonging.
The Insights section expands the themes found in Covenant Calling books through biblical reflections, cultural observations, and practical applications for covenant, identity, relationships, spiritual gifts, surrender, and spiritual formation.
In Luke 13, Jesus heals a woman bent over for eighteen years. But He restores more than her body—He restores her dignity, identity, and belonging.
What looked like waste to others was worship before Christ. A reflection on the broken alabaster box, costly surrender, and the One worthy of it all.
The alabaster box represents what is precious, costly, and deeply personal. This reflection asks what we are willing to pour out before Christ in worship and surrender.
Modern convenience has saved time, but has it formed purpose? This reflection explores distraction, spiritual formation, and what it means to redeem the time faithfully.
The far country costs more than it promises, but the Father still receives returning sons and daughters. A reflection on shame, mercy, restoration, and coming home.
Sometimes we come to the altar hoping God will interrupt the surrender. But when He does not stay your hand, we must learn to trust the Promise-Keeper even when obedience still costs us.