What happens when we seek the miracles of God instead of the provision, protection, and presence of God?

A poetic reflection on God’s omnipresence—where God is not only the Host who prepares the table, but the Table itself: steady, sufficient, already set.

What happens when stillness becomes the way we learn what—and who—to exalt? A prayerful reflection on Psalm 46:10.

This poem arrived during prayer as I noticed how easily my mind fills with noise—and how steadily God remains present. I’m learning to let attention return to God, again and again, without trying to outthink myself.

Stillness is where I remember to breathe—and where chaos loosens its grip. A reflection on knowing God through silence, presence, and trust.