Will Jackson

The Second Day: Reflections on The Richness of Christ

Easter comes and goes every year. I do feel this year is particularly different for most; maybe because we are fighting a pandemic and people desperately need hope now more than ever. Even at work this week, there seemed to be a greater awareness and focus on talking about Holy Week more than I expected.Continue reading “The Second Day: Reflections on The Richness of Christ”

Believing in Crisis

Well, it has been a hot minute since I have been in touch with y’all. I am giving myself a pass though since we are in the midst of a pandemic and we are all trying to navigate uncharted waters we were not prepared for 😊. I will tell you, 2020 has been the yearContinue reading “Believing in Crisis”

Anchor of our Soul

Dear Church, Hello again. I know it has been a while since I posted last, but I wanted to take some time to think on this one. This one is super precious to me. It’s about Jesus. Have you ever marveled at the wonder of the cross of Jesus Christ? Just the beauty of whatContinue reading “Anchor of our Soul”

Majesty Refocused

Dear Church, I have been asking the Lord what He desires me to write and today I have not been able to escape the word Majesty. I thought I was going to be writing about something different. But I feel like God has other plans this week. So let me jump in. Have you everContinue reading “Majesty Refocused”

Father of Heaven

Dear Church, Today is a great day to celebrate Fatherhood. God established this ordinance on man from the beginning of time. When He created woman He completed the family structure. Father’s Day should be one of celebration and rejoicing in what God instituted. I do admit, for many, it may be hard to find joyContinue reading “Father of Heaven”

Dethroning the Self

Dear Church, Where to begin, there is so much on my mind. I have never actually sat down to write like this before. But I feel compelled to do so as the longing in my heart is to see the Body of Christ (His church) become more than it could ever hope to be withoutContinue reading “Dethroning the Self”