"God's revelations rarely come quickly. He loves to say "wait". There is something that grows inside our hearts when we wait. The ripening that takes place, the root that grows in deeper soil; important steps that establish our faith.”

{Selah} When I read the Bible, it used to be unnoticed. Now it has taken on a new connotation and a new meaning in my life.

Although it is a word that scholars disagree about its meaning; Selah, of Hebrew origin, is generally accepted with the purpose of pause.

Between the broken pieces, He’s building His church, His people. Like an old house, strong but in need of full restoration, a place where many are scared of going inside, He reveals to us our own nature - the one we don’t like to see, but we need to.

For a long time, I have pictured my journey with God like a sailboat, sailing away across the ocean, being guided by the wind. I've always loved the picture of God like the Captain of my boat (life) and the Holy Spirit, the wind blowing in my sails (heart).

Every season in our lives we experience a new way of seeing God. It’s like He uses each one of them to reveal something new about Himself, as He is so much bigger than we can ever know.

These past few weeks I’ve been thinking about what I kind of called “the irresistible life” - not the kind of life that looks perfect, but the kind of life that inspires us, the ones that we read books about them because we want to learn from the way they lived. People whose existence transformed history and made the future better.

What’s going on right now? What’s the present moment giving it to you? Challenges? Victories? Hopes? Dreams? Hesitation? Whatever it is, one thing for sure is real, if you look closely you will be able to spot God’s presence in it.