Author: TheHonestWalk

I came to the end. Of myself. Of my agenda. My limits and weaknesses. I sat in my car as tears streamed down my face. The worship music was continuing to play in my headphones and my heart was wrecked. I could feel a tangible presence of God in my time with Him. I was… Continue reading Where He Begins

I'm struggling. It seems like everything that I do is for nothing. Let me explain, I try so hard to do good in this world. To go against the grain of society. To love others as Christ does. To pursue God in my daily moments. To trust Him. To serve Him. To use the gifts,… Continue reading Never Nothing

There is a problem. A common thread in the believing and unbelieving body. The issue lies in the fact that God is represented by His people. But, God is not His people. I will say it again, God is not His people. Whether we as followers of Christ are a true or untrue reflection of… Continue reading Only One

Do you remember? The days of old, When cell phones didn't exist? And dinner never got cold? When playing outside, was the joy of a child, traipsing mud and fireflies, in from the wild? And when it got dark, we found our way home, for the light from the porch left on, still shone, Remember… Continue reading Remember

I thought about the world, It's suffering and pain. And wondered where you were, And if your hand still reigned. I listened to the chatter, Meaningless words shared in the hall. And wondered if you were with me, Lord over all. I wondered until my day was done, and stepped outside. And the truth that… Continue reading A Moment of Recognition

I was really struggling. The feeling of fear and anxiety was overwhelming, which is unusual for me. I could hear my mind on a loop and it wasn't a positive one. I had tried to talk to the Lord, but my heart was hard. I didn't know what to say or do anymore. I was… Continue reading Power in Kindness

I never really thought of it that way before. I was walking outside, the cold snow crunching under my feet. The brisk air was invigorating and soft, simple clouds streaked the sky. The sun was starting to set as the Alaskan days continued to shorten. To my right, cars were occasionally passing by on the… Continue reading Between Two Worlds

I felt totally at peace. My children were eating breakfast in the kitchen and I was sitting at the table smiling over at them. The golden glow of winter sunlight dazzled outside. I closed my eyes, smiling while the light warmed my face. I opened them again to gaze lovingly at my babies. I could… Continue reading A Moment In the Light