Paul and Silas sang in prison at midnight, but the story does not end at the prison doors. It ends in a jailer’s house, with water, a meal and a whole household changed.

Before any plan is drawn, a home begins as something imagined. A reflection on Ephesians 3:20 and holding our hopes for a house with both boldness and open hands.

When a hurricane warning goes out, every household becomes a shelter. A devotional on Psalm 27:5, the ordinary work of getting ready and the deeper refuge we need in any day of trouble.

Many Caribbean families abroad owe their first homes to grandparents who saved through pardner and prayer. A devotional of remembrance and gratitude for the road behind us.

Psalm 2 pictures God laughing on His throne, and Proverbs 31 describes a woman who can laugh at the days to come. What would it take for our homes to laugh like that?

When the prayer for a home of your own is taking far too long, Galatians 6 points to an unexpected way to wait: keep sowing good into other people’s houses.