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Gratitudes

A publication under Faithful Focus Media that nourishes the heart, mind, body, and soul with curiosity, hope, love, grace, and more.

Can I share a thought with you?

Can I share a thought with you?

– Just ... a random wondering... Do you ever have thoughts, Dear Loved Ones? – About anything and everything... Thoughts that... you have no idea how you'd even begin explaining? – Let alone... accomplish? – I wonder if that's how people throughout history have felt? Imagine ... Imagine being a prophet. Imagine

Not a Religious Text, but a Historical One.

Not a Religious Text, but a Historical One.

What if, Dear Loved Ones, we ask people to view the Bible as the historical text it actually is? The 'Old Testament'—also known as the Hebrew Bible or Tanakh—is, after all, a history. A history of a family, of a people, of relationship. Relationship with one

Do you hear that?

Do you hear that?

The problem wasn't availability. The message wasn't hidden. The question is whether we are willing to listen.

Dangerously Delicious Veggie Muffins You Didn’t See Coming.

Dangerously Delicious Veggie Muffins You Didn’t See Coming.

Embrace the old-fashioned art of transforming simple ingredients into something deeply comforting, wholesome, and unexpectedly delicious.

Embracing Wisdom

Embracing Wisdom

Wisdom does not begin with intelligence, but with humility before God. Through the Hebrew concept of yirah—awe, reverence, and wonder—we journey deeper into Proverbs and the transformative nature of wisdom.

Seeking Wisdom: A Journey Through Proverbs

Seeking Wisdom: A Journey Through Proverbs

I can get caught up chasing knowledge—understanding, answers, clarity. But what if wisdom isn’t something we gather… but something we live? What if it’s not about having the right words— but becoming the kind of person who walks them out?

When Civic Life Meets Scripture

When Civic Life Meets Scripture

In a newly established town, it’s easy to focus on what still needs to be fixed. But what if the real question isn’t what our town can do for us… but, in the words of Anne Shirley, what we—as citizens—are capable of and willing to bring to it?