The Messy Middle | Scripture For Real Life

Honest reflections on scripture, faith and finding God in the unfinished parts of life. I’m not a theologian, and I don’t have God or life completely figured out. I’m simply trying to notice God while I’m still living the lesson. Each episode includes a Bible reading, a real-life reflection and a closing prayer.

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  Episode #7

  Who Even Am I?! | Exodus 3:1-15

  Aug 30, 202613 minS1

  <p>Who even am I to do this?</p><p>It’s the question Moses asks when God calls him from the burning bush—and, if I’m honest, it’s a question I ask every time I sit down with a Bible and a microphone.</p><p>In this episode of The Messy Middle, we’re reading Exodus 3:1–15 and reflecting on holy ground in ordinary places, the God who calls us by name while knowing our entire history, and what happens when our “Who am I?” meets God’s “I AM.”</p><p>God doesn’t answer Moses with a motivational speech or...

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  Episode #6

  This Is All You've Got | Romans 12:1-8

  Aug 23, 20269 minS1

  <p>This week in The Messy Middle, we’re reading Romans 12:1–8 and thinking about what it actually means to offer our lives to God.</p><p>Not some future, more polished version of ourselves. Not the person we think we should be. The life we have now.</p><p>We talk about transformation, individuality, discipleship, the body of Christ, different gifts, and what it might look like to be Jesus’ hands and feet in ordinary life.</p><p>Because becoming more like Christ doesn’t mean becoming less like yourself. And being part of one body doesn’t mean you have to be...

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  Episode #5

  It's Not All About You | Psalm 67

  Aug 16, 202610 minS1

  <p>What if God’s blessing was never meant to stop with us?</p><p>In this episode of The Messy Middle: Scripture for Real Life, I’m reading Psalm 67 and reflecting on what it means to receive God’s goodness without turning it into something we simply hold onto.</p><p>We talk about blessing as a launchpad rather than a full stop, justice and equity, gratitude without toxic positivity, caring for people beyond our own little circles, and the uncomfortable question of whether what God gives us is supposed to flow somewhere next.</p><p>This is not about...

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  Episode #4

  We All Wobble | Matthew 14:22-33

  Aug 9, 20266 minS1

  <p>Peter stepped out of the boat, walked on water… and then had a wobble.</p><p>In Episode 4 of The Messy Middle: Scripture for Real Life, I’m reflecting on Matthew 14:22–33 and what this story says about fear, doubt, calling, rest and the storms we all face.</p><p>Peter had Jesus right there in front of him and still got scared. Jesus withdrew to rest. The disciples found themselves in a storm even though they were exactly where they were supposed to be.</p><p>Maybe wobbling doesn’t mean we’ve failed.</p><p>Maybe the storm isn’t proo...

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  Episode #3

  Stay Thirsty | Isaiah 55:1-5

  Aug 2, 20268 minS1

  <p>What are you using to fill the space only Jesus can fill?</p><p>In this episode of The Messy Middle: Scripture for Real Life, I’m reflecting on Isaiah 55:1–5 and the invitation to come thirsty.</p><p>I found Jesus in my twenties, and I remember what it felt like to know something was missing without knowing what I was looking for. We can try to fill that void with relationships, work, attention, achievement, being needed or whatever gives us something immediate and tangible. But eventually, the thirst returns.</p><p>Isaiah offers an invitation that cannot be boug...

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