<p>What Jesus says to the one who’s praying, crying, and watching from the sidelines “My sheep hear My voice, and I know them, and they follow Me.” —John 10:27 You feel it deep, don’t you? That ache in your chest. The swirl of thoughts at 4 a.m. The quiet question: “What if they’re too far [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Here I am tossing and turning in my sleep because I asked someone I love dearly for sources regarding the subject of sovereign citizenship and its legitimacy. They responded: “When I have time, I’ll send you ‘Tiffany-approved’ sources.” It made me pause. Pause for many hours. Because what are my approved sources? Not having an [&hellip;]</p>

<p>Jesus isn’t convincing the Father to love us—He’s convincing us we’ve always been loved. I heard something in Bible study today that rang through my soul like a bell struck clean: “Jesus isn’t the mediator convincing the Father to love us. Jesus is the mediator convincing us of the Father’s goodness.” I have sat with [&hellip;]</p>

<p>When the God you’ve heard about doesn’t match the God you’ve come to know. This past Sunday, I sat in a church service with friends, eager to hear a message from 2 Kings 3—one of my new favorite stories. You might remember from Part 1 of this blog that I see the dry land as [&hellip;]</p>