It is so easy to be overwhelmed by our everyday lives. It is so easy to be sick and just tired of our seemingly endless to-do-list. From work deadlines, to house chores, to ministry duties. And I’m not talking about a burn-out here. I’m talking about that phase where we are drown in our busyness, unable to retrace why we begin in the first place, but not yet quite reach a burn-out (which we will get to if we don’t do something about it).

Dry seasons are the worst.

Dry seasons are those times when you feel like God is far away. Like He is just not within your reach. It’s like being in a relationship with someone, in good terms, but not knowing how get the call through. Like you miss them so much, but you just don't know how to get to them anymore. Every means of contact seem to fail. All messages unread, ph . . . . .

I believe many of you have been through times when you expect miracles to happen. I spent countless times imagining and rehearsing my own reaction when a giant prayer-request is being answered. But what actually would you do when a miracle happens right in front of your eyes. 

Once in my life, I faced a humongous mountain. I asked God to make a way, to breathe, to make things h . . . . .

Have you ever been in a situation where it's too complicated to understand, too much to handle, too overwhelming to carry on? Where the pressure is real, the expectation is high, the deadlines are near. It seems like the weight of the world is on your shoulder. Your heart is beating fast, your breath is getting shorter "Something has to be done, yet I don't know what to do" read more