There are seasons in life when God seems clear. The path makes sense. The doors are opening. The prayers are being answered. And then there are seasons that feel completely different. The door you expected to open closes. The opportunity disappears. The diagnosis comes. The relationship ends. The prayer you've prayed for months—or years—still seems unanswered. And in those moments, many of us find ourselves asking the same question: "God, what are You doing?" If we're honest,

Many Christians know that God loves them. They've heard it in sermons. They've read it in Scripture. They've sung it in worship songs. Yet many still live as though they have something to prove. They strive harder. Work harder. Pray harder. Serve harder. Not because they love God—but because deep down they hope their efforts will make them more accepted by Him. The problem is that you cannot earn what has already been freely given. The Trap of Performance Most of us were rais

Insecurity has a way of quietly shaping how we think, speak, lead, create, and even how we see ourselves in relationships.It causes us to shrink back, compare ourselves to others, overthink everything, and question our worth. But insecurity was never God’s design for your life. God did not create you to live trapped by fear, self-doubt, or the opinions of people. He created you to walk confidently in your identity and purpose. Here are 3 biblical ways to begin breaking free f