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Get clear answers to the most common questions about Jeremiah 33:3 that aren't being addressed in Sunday sermons. Discover what the 'great and unsearchable things' really mean, whether this verse applies to you today, and practical steps for calling out to God. If you're asking questions about this captivating verse that traditional Christianity won't answer, you're not alone.

I never heard Jesus speak audibly, but one day a message scrolled across my soul: “Write about Me and for Me, Your Lord.” That single moment—followed by another whisper, “You are not lost, only unaware of your position”—forever altered my journey. If you’ve ever drifted in faith or longed to hear God’s voice again, this post is for you.

Join Brother Trace, Brother Allen, and Brother Lawrence on a weathered wooden bench for a sacred conversation about spiritual homelessness. Through the mystery of an hourglass turned on its side, Brother Lawrence reveals how practicing God's presence transforms our relationship with time itself. Discover why spiritual homelessness ends not when we find the right place, but when we find God present in this very moment.

Sometimes God speaks through childhood memories, revealing His eternal purposes in the most ordinary places. Today, He's calling seeking believers to rediscover what authentic spiritual community looks like—and why it might be found on wooden benches outside the church rather than in the pews inside.

Have you ever felt like an alien in your own church, longing for something deeper than Sunday morning faith? A 17th-century monk named Brother Lawrence discovered the secret to continuous conversation with God—not through complicated techniques, but through simple surrender. Join me as we explore how his ancient wisdom can transform your ordinary moments into sacred encounters, helping you practice God's presence whether you're washing dishes or navigating life's deepest vall

After 40+ years of helping people through psycho-emotional-spiritual struggles, I've learned that God's love is both unconditional AND transformational. He loves you exactly as you are—rust, dents, and all—but loves you too much to leave you that way. Through my own journey from a broken "rat-bug" condition to becoming an ambassador of Christ, I've discovered His love is the catalyst for change, not an excuse to avoid it.