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- The Man and His Little Radio
Every neighborhood has its landmarks — the crooked mailbox, the big oak tree, the corner store. On this street, there was also the man with the little radio. It wasn’t new or sleek. Just a worn handheld radio with a crackling antenna and a volume knob that protested every turn. Each afternoon, as the sun… Read more: The Man and His Little Radio - Genuine, Not Perfect – Just Doing Life
Andre tried so hard to “get it right” that he almost quit trying at all. Every time he stumbled—lost his temper, missed a prayer time, made a bad choice—he told himself, “See? You’re not real. God’s done with you.” One day he read the verse again and paused on one word: approved. He dug a… Read more: Genuine, Not Perfect – Just Doing Life - Dividing the Voices – Just Doing Life
Sandra lay awake, mind racing. One voice said, “You’re not enough. God’s tired of you. This will never change.” Another voice, softer, reminded her of what she’d been reading: “Nothing can separate us from the love of God.” Before, she would have believed whatever was loudest. But lately, in quiet moments on her couch with… Read more: Dividing the Voices – Just Doing Life - The Proving Ground – Just Doing Life
Jon always thought “approved” meant “almost perfect,” so he kept his struggles secret. Then a heavy season hit—family problems, money tight, sleep gone. He felt like a failure for even feeling weak. One night, exhausted, he read the verse again and noticed something: approved meant “tested and genuine,” not “never tested at all.” That changed… Read more: The Proving Ground – Just Doing Life - The List and the Loaves
Naomi sat at the kitchen table with a pen and a notepad, dividing the page into two columns. On the left: wish list. On the right: can actually buy. The second column was much shorter. She stared at it, feeling the familiar tightness in her chest. Then she sighed and smiled softly. “Okay, Lord,” she… Read more: The List and the Loaves - Trained Reactions-Just Doing Life
Mia used to snap at everyone when she was stressed. If her day went wrong, everyone around her felt it. After a while, she hated that about herself. So she started a new habit: each night she’d read a little, pray a little, and ask God to rewrite her reflexes. It didn’t look dramatic; it… Read more: Trained Reactions-Just Doing Life - Before the Storm – Just Doing Life
Caleb didn’t start reading Scripture when life fell apart. He started long before that — most mornings at the same kitchen table, coffee cooling beside an open Bible. Some days the words felt alive. Other days they felt like ink and paper. Still, he showed up. Months later, the layoff came without warning. His stomach… Read more: Before the Storm – Just Doing Life - The Sunlit Memory Lane
The first time Lena really noticed him, the sky was streaked pink and gold. The man stepped into a narrow band of sunlight on the street and stopped, as if he’d reached an invisible line. Then he turned and walked slowly back and forth, staying within the light like it was something precious. From her… Read more: The Sunlit Memory Lane
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