I Am Fully Known
I reflect on being known by God, trusting His presence, and inviting Him to examine my heart.
The collection
I’m making room to reflect on scripture, ask questions,
and consider how faith shapes who I am becoming.
A place for reflection
My biblical reflections on faith,
identity, and becoming.
I am rooted in the three-in-one God, and I am learning to remember that even when the sun sets, it also rises again.
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I reflect on being known by God, trusting His presence, and inviting Him to examine my heart.
I consider how John 9 challenges my assumptions, asks me to examine evidence, and invites courage alongside humility.
I explore contentment, the limits of my control, and the assurance of God's presence while considering what comes next.
I reflect on the love of God through uncertainty, the limits of other people's influence, and the reassurance I can carry into tomorrow.
I reflect on correction, humility, the responsibilities of leadership, and the possibility of renewal in Zephaniah 3.
I consider grace, forgiveness, belonging, and Paul's prayer for understanding as I reflect on the foundation of my identity.
I reflect on grace before performance, good works as a response, and the reconciliation and belonging described in Ephesians 2.
I examine my willingness to question assumptions, listen across differences, and pursue truth without demanding agreement.
I reflect on bold prayer, surrender, learned contentment, and strength for the circumstance I am actually in.
I revisit grace, faith, spiritual fruit, and the possibility that growth can reach beyond me.
I consider humility, the narratives I carry, and what I choose to nurture in my heart as I read James 3.
I reflect on Psalm 73, the pull of comparison, and the kind of longing this world cannot finally satisfy.
I consider timing, uncertainty, and what faithful action can look like when I cannot see the whole picture.
I reflect on purpose, identity, work, grace, and the truth that a person's worth is not something they have to earn.

Rooted
I return to what grounds me before I decide what comes next.

Three in one
The three stripes remind me where my faith is rooted.

Becoming
I can name an ending without forgetting that God still brings morning.