What would you think if you asked God what you needed to do, and He said, “Nothing”? After months of health struggles, I finally went to God with that question. His answer was loud and clear: “Nothing.” At first, it seemed impossible for someone like me—a fixer with a brain full of to-do lists. But I realized God wasn’t calling me to inaction. He was inviting me to trust Him, surrender control, and have faith in His timing. This period of “nothing” is actually preparation—a time of spiritual growth where we stop relying on our own strength and let God handle everything. To be a superbloomer, we have to do nothing but what God calls us to do. He leads, we follow.
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AWAKEN THE SEED
In 2026 we are going to be SUPERBLOOMERS, but how do we do that? First we must awaken the seed. Four things must happen to wake up that slumbering under the soil and the first is water. We must quench our thirsty seed with Christ. He is the living water that keeps us blooming.
BE A SUPERBLOOMER
Do you want 2026 to be your best year yet? Do you want to be a super bloomer? If so there are a few things you need to do. Read and find out what will lead you to the path of being in full bloom during 2026. Happy New year.
You Never Know
We shouldn’t be surprised when things like the word disability appears. God showing up isn’t something we plan, it doesn’t have a timeline, it isn’t expected, it can be sudden because God is on active duty 24/7.
The presence of God in the unexpected gives us hope for God in the future in the life eternal. We need these little glimpses of Him to lead us through the times that are difficult.
Think about Moses and the burning bush. (Exodus 3) It wasn’t unusual for a bush to be on fire in the dessert climate so Moses could have just walked on and ignored it. But as he stopped and looked Moses realized the bush wasn’t being consumed. God spoke to Moses when he stopped and took the time to look. How many times do we miss how God shows up because we just don’t take the time to look?
Bitter and Sweet
Our church just concluded season 4 of the Chosen. Season 1-3 taught about Jesus, His many lessons, and you got to know the disciples. Jesus taught many valuable lessons, but then in season 4 you venture into the darkness, into the bitter, into the difficult.
Mary Magdalene discussed in episode 8 how in Jesus’s life the bitter and the sweet were intermingled together.
When I was thinking of bitter and sweet I thought of chocolate chip cookies. Think about the recipe- butter, sugar, brown sugar, egg, vanilla, flour, baking soda, salt, chocolate chips. The result is sweet and delicious, but have you ever tasted baking soda or baking powder? Gross, bitter yucky!!! But you must have both to make a great recipe.
You must have the bitter and the sweet, the dark and the light, the good and the bad.
In the Bible, “bitter” can symbolize suffering, sin, or despair, while “sweet” represents divine blessing, joy, or salvation. The contrast is used to show how God can turn hardship into blessing.
JUST BREATHE IN
I have an anxiety problem, not all the time, but sometimes life can overwhelm me. When I had a procedure done several weeks ago, my blood pressure was out of the roof, so high that the nurse said, “Oh my… Read More