Looking Beyond Until We See Christ Face to Face
Through Every Season gathers reflections from the changing landscapes of a life lived with God. Some seasons deepen our roots, some alter the landscape, and some invite us to recognize familiar truth in ways we could not have seen before. These writings come from those places along the way, where what has been established in Christ meets the realities of an unfolding life. The seasons change, but He remains—and we learn to live from what remains.
Many of us are in-between. It's that horrible place where one season of our lives is ending and the new season has not begun. It sucks. I hate this place. And maybe part of what makes it so difficult is that we did not decide this season was over. I did not plan this ending.… Continue reading That Difficult In-Between Place
In reflecting on the past seven years since the start of the Peh decade, Betty emphasizes personal transformation through trials. She explores vulnerability and dependency on God, highlighting how experiences have shifted her understanding of grace, faith, and divine support. The Shepherd remains constant, continually seeking the lost and providing understanding amidst uncertainty.
Sometimes what feels like upheaval is not evidence that the journey has failed. Not every reframing requires abandoning what came before. Perhaps Christ has been leading all along, and the roots are simply doing what roots have always done: reaching toward life.
There are seasons of renewal. Seasons of fruitfulness. Seasons of pruning. Seasons where God quietly reshapes the way we think, trust, and live. Yet through every season, one thing remains unchanged: The doorway remains open. “The Dalet: Through Every Season” explores transition, spiritual formation, renewal of the mind, and the invitation to move beyond fear, instability, and limitation into the life Christ has already opened before us. Not striving for access. Learning to live within the access already secured through Him.