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09/07/2026

🇺🇸 Happy Labor Day 🇺🇸
A TIME TO WORK. A TIME TO REST.

Today we honor the hands that labor.

The men and women who rise early, work long hours, serve our communities, build our cities, strengthen our neighborhoods, care for our families, and contribute every day to the life of this nation.

We honor the builders and tradesmen.
The teachers and healthcare workers.
The first responders and public servants. The business owners and employees. The drivers, laborers, caregivers and countless people whose work is often unseen but deeply necessary.

Scripture tells us:
“To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven.” - Ecclesiastes 3:1

There is a time to build—and a time to lay the work down.

Even God established this rhythm. After six days of creation, He rested, not because He was depleted, but because rest was woven into the divine order of life.

So to every person whose hands have helped build our city and strengthen our nation - thank you.🙏🏼

May your labor be fruitful.
May your contribution be valued.
May your hands be strengthened.

And today, may you enjoy the fruit of what you’ve helped to build.

May you rest well. 🇺🇸

Happy Labor Day. 🤍

09/07/2026

📣 PLEASE NOTE:
DATE CHANGE THIS WEEK ONLY

Our regularly scheduled September Monday morning podcast is rescheduled to air on Wednesday 09.09 at 9am for this week only.

Our series will return to Mondays starting next week (09/14)

Thank you and enjoy your Labor Day!

09/06/2026

🌱🪔📜

Resh*t is not just the first thing, the beginning thing…it’s the MAIN thing. The CHIEF thing.

Think about the very first words of Scripture:
Beresh*t bara Elohim…”In the beginning God created…”
Did you hear that very first word? BE-RESH*T

Resh*t is that which stands at the head, that which comes first and THEREFORE “governs” what follows.

If you understand the principle of Firstfruits then you understand resh*t

The fear of the Lord isn’t something you graduate from.
It’s something you build from.
Yirah is Resh*t…The fear of the Lord is the footing of the foundation.

09/05/2026

09.05.26


Psalm 40:1-4
“I waited patiently for the LORD;
And He inclined to me,
And heard my cry.
He also brought me up out of a horrible pit, Out of the miry clay,
And set my feet upon a rock,
And established my steps.

He has put a new song in my mouth-Praise to our God;
Many will see it and fear,
And will trust in the LORD…”

The Wise Bride understands that waiting isn’t wasted when God is ‘establishing’ her.

She understands that He doesn’t just bring her out of the pit; He’s making her steady enough to walk into what is next.

The Wise Bride is being established upon Christ The Rock in this hour, because she is about to walk where instability cannot carry her.

Her feet are being made ready for the places her prayers have already gone.

And the song God is putting in her mouth will become a ‘sound’ that causes many to see, fear, and trust in the Lord.

Her steps are ordered of The Lord👣❤️‍🔥
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09/05/2026

09.05.26


Psalm 40:1-4
“I waited patiently for the LORD;
And He inclined to me,
And heard my cry.
He also brought me up out of a horrible pit, Out of the miry clay,
And set my feet upon a rock,
And established my steps.

He has put a new song in my mouth-Praise to our God;
Many will see it and fear,
And will trust in the LORD…”

The Wise Bride understands that waiting isn’t wasted when God is ‘establishing’ her.

She understands that He doesn’t just bring her out of the pit; He’s making her steady enough to walk into what is next.

The Wise Bride is being established upon Christ The Rock in this hour, because she is about to walk where instability cannot carry her.

Her feet are being made ready for the places her prayers have already gone.

And the song God is putting in her mouth will become a ‘sound’ that causes many to see, fear, and trust in the Lord.

Her steps are ordered of The Lord👣❤️‍🔥

09/02/2026

09.02.26


The Footing of the Foundation

Proverbs 9:10:
“The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom: and the knowledge of the holy is understanding.”

Fear: Hebrew word ‘Yirah’
Beginning: Hebrew word ‘Resh*t’רֵאשִׁית

Resh*t means: beginning, it means first, it means chief, the first part.
Not just the first part…
It’s the ‘choice’ portion.

Resh*t is not just the first thing the beginning thing…it’s the MAIN thing. The CHIEF thing.

The fear of the Lord produces humility.
Humility makes us teachable.
Humility makes us correctable.
Humility makes us dependent.

Humility teaches us to submit our plans to His plans. And now wisdom has somewhere stable to build.

Fear of the Lord births humility and gives Lordship of our lives to the Lord in every area (room) of our life.

The woman of Proverbs 14 doesn't just build, she is ‘built’ properly so she can now build ‘properly’.

Her house isn’t sustained by charisma.
It's not sustained by appearance, or approval or even her own strength.

Underneath everything she builds is something the world may never see: the fear of the Lord.

That is her Resh*t. That is her footing.
And that's where the Wise Bride begins…

Reflection question:
“What is the "chief thing" beneath every area of your life right now?

Are you building from wisdom, or from your own plans?

Ask the Lord to establish reverence in your heart…the foundation for everything He wants to build in you.❤️‍🔥

08/31/2026

08/29/2026

Psalm 37:23-25 TPT
“When Yahweh delights in how you live your life, He establishes your every step.

If they stumble badly they will still survive,
for the Lord lifts them up with His Hands.
I was once inexperienced, but now I’m old.

Not once have I found a lover of God forsaken by Him, nor have any of their children gone hungry.”


👣📜🧭

08/29/2026

08.29
🎙️ PORCHTIME & PAJAMAS
Final Week

Just like that summer is over, school is starting, fall is around the corner and our Saturday selahs have come to a close.

Hard to believe it’s been twenty weeks already. Twenty Saturdays spent on the porch together. What a beautiful way to spend Saturday mornings in the Spring and Summer.

These Selah moments were birthed from my own quiet time with the Lord where I spend my early mornings with Him on my front porch the minute the warmer weather rolls around. And what a pure joy it’s been to share this time with you, followIng His leading Saturday after Saturday as He fed us from Proverbs and Psalms.

I kind of hate to see it come to an end, but I also know that this next season is coming in weighty and wisdom dictates the release of some things in order to make room for the next step.

Speaking of steps, we’re going to end this Selah series with just that thought…

Last week we gleaned from Proverbs 16:32 and learned that ’true strength’ comes from the capacity of governing our own spirit.

And today we’re going to sit and soak in Psalm 37:23
“The steps of a good man are ordered by the Lord: and he delighteth in his way.”

Because, there’s something deeply comforting about knowing your steps are not random. That your life isn’t accidental, or forgotten…or unnoticed.

The Hebrew word for “ordered” here is ‘Kun’, which means established, made firm…prepared with intention.

Meaning God isn’t improvising your life. He’s establishing it. Even through the detours, delays and uncertainty…

He is still ordering your steps.

And sometimes what feels like interruption is actually divine direction.
Because we often only see the step in front of us.

But God sees the entire pathway.

He’s not just guiding our destination.
He is guiding our formation.

The scripture goes on to say:
“He delights in his way…”
Meaning God isn’t frustrated with your journey. He is present IN it.

Even in the imperfect steps.
Even in the learning.
Even in the slow growth.

So, we never need to panic about where we are in our journey. We simply need to trust that even our steps are being shaped by a faithful God.

And though we’ve come to the close of this 20-week Saturday Selah journey, this is not an ending. It’s simply a crossing.

Because something has shifted in you across these weeks—quietly…slowly…deep in the unseen places.

The way you think.
The way you pause.
The way you hear Scripture.
The way you respond instead of react.
The way you return to stillness.

What began as a porch moment…has become a posture.

A way of living slower…
A way of listening deeper…
and letting the Word of God read you before you try to interpret everything around you.

And maybe that’s what this season was always meant to do.
Not just give you devotionals…
but form a rhythm in your spirit.

A rhythm of trust like batach…
of stillness like raphah…
of waiting like qavah…
of peace like shalom…
of delight like anag…
A rhythm of becoming.

And now you step forward differently.

Not rushed.
Not scattered.
Not overwhelmed by noise.

But anchored.

Rooted in the quiet confidence that God has been with you in every step—even the ones you didn’t understand at the time.

So as you move into this next season…Don’t lose the peace.
Don’t lose the pause.
Don’t lose the sacred practice of Selah…of letting your soul breathe before the world demands your attention.

Because the voice of God is still found - not in the rush - but in the stillness.

You’ve discovered the wonder of resting before beginning.
Of slowing down and allowing the scripture to read you.
So now you can continue to practice your own Saturday Selah moments with The Lord.

And when you need a little help, you can always come back here and re-listen to the Porchtime & Pajamas podcast episodes, where these Selah moments can continue to unfold for you in real time.

Slow conversations, scripture reflection…and space to breathe again in the Word of God.

So go back anytime you need to slow down…
anytime you need to reset…
anytime you need to sit on the porch again.

There’s always room for you there.
Because the porch Selah isn’t just a place you visit…it’s a place you now carry within you.

Grace and Peace 🕊️🌿