Category: Made Whole. Discovering the Healing Power of Christ. (by Drewe)

Entering the Desert

by Drewe DeJesus | Mar 24, 2020 | Made Whole. Discovering the Healing Power of Christ. (by Drewe)

Like many, my heart has been feeling very heavy lately. I have been feeling the weight of all this isolating and uncertainty. With everything going on in the world, it feels like we have entered the dry, hot, seemingly unending desert with Jesus this Lent.

Shame & the Power of God’s Mercy

by Drewe DeJesus | Feb 24, 2020 | Made Whole. Discovering the Healing Power of Christ. (by Drewe)

God’s mercy is greater than our shame. There are many days when I struggle to wrap my mind around the immeasurable, unfathomable ocean of God’s mercy. I think shame (along with unforgiveness) is one of the greatest barriers to us being able to receive and fully encounter the mercy God longs to give us.

Humble Hearts

by Drewe DeJesus | Jan 15, 2020 | Made Whole. Discovering the Healing Power of Christ. (by Drewe)

“What Jesus doesn’t heal in me, I pray He uses to humble me.” This was the prayer that stirred in my heart the other day while I was sitting in adoration. It’s true what they say, be careful what you pray for. I feel like I have been getting humbled frequently as I’ve been reflecting on one of the major wounds of my heart: the need to be perceived well.

The Joy of a Baby Boy

by Drewe DeJesus | Dec 14, 2019 | Made Whole. Discovering the Healing Power of Christ. (by Drewe)

Just reflecting on what took place on Christmas Day is hard to wrap my mind around sometimes. The son of God became a little baby-perfectly divine, perfectly human. A simple woman from Nazareth became Mother to God.

Living a Life that Matters

by Drewe DeJesus | Nov 25, 2019 | Find Your Way Home, Made Whole. Discovering the Healing Power of Christ. (by Drewe)

It is a difficult balance to be living in this world and still trying to prepare ourselves for the next. There are things we need to do here and invest ourselves in, and yet at the same time, we can’t lose our perspective of what lies beyond.