Faith in Action • Anchored in the Word • Speaking Life • Spreading Grace
405 years ago today, 41 ordinary believers stood on a creaking ship and wrote the first rule of American life:
“Having undertaken for the Glory of God, and Advancement of the Christian Faith…”
That single sentence became the seed of everything we call freedom.
This Week in Faith & Freedom: November 11, 1620
In the quiet before sunrise, peace isn’t chased—it’s invited. Pray first. Trust always. Surrender daily. Christ alone is King. ☕
When prayer feels like work, remember this — God isn’t grading your words, He’s holding your heart. Some of the most powerful prayers come from the quiet wrestle, not the perfect script.
When life starts to shake, faith doesn’t silence the storm—it sings through it. Even when the ground feels unsteady, God remains the Rock beneath our feet.
When life feels overwhelming, “Be Still, My Soul” calls us to pause and trust the One who never changes.
Learn the story behind this timeless hymn and find strength in God’s steady peace.
When life feels like every season at once, this Coffee Truths episode reminds you to slow down, breathe, and see God’s grace in the middle of the rush.
Hello October 🎃🍂 — the pumpkins are ready, the holidays are coming, and life gets busier by the day. But before the rush steals our joy, let’s pause, practice accountability, and remember to slow down, enjoy the season, and let God steady our hearts.
New month, new chapter — Coffee Truths is expanding into podcasting. Starting October 4, join me for bold devotionals that point you to God’s Word in the middle of everyday life.”
Fall, Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas aisles all at once — life feels that way too. But God gives us grace for today’s season.
Some shrug and say words don’t matter — that they’re ‘just words,’ and they’re not responsible for how others respond. But God’s Word tells a different story. Words have consequences — both good and bad. We’re watching the truth of that play out all around us today — in media, in politics, and in family life. As believers, we’re called to speak differently: to plant seeds of life, grace, and truth with every word we release.
