01/13/2026
Recently, I noticed a subtle shift in my prayer life. Instead of asking God to come to me, by faith I moved toward Him—choosing to go to where God was, rather than asking Him to come to where I was.
It was a small change, but the shift was tangible. What I encountered wasn’t just an idea it was something I could actually feel.
The Greek word used for truth in the New Testament is aletheia—which means reality.
Not just accuracy. Not concepts. Reality itself. And when we move toward Him, we aren’t escaping reality—we’re finally entering it.
Next time you pray, notice what happens if—by faith—you move toward God, rather than asking Him to come to you.
The moment you step into His reality, notice what you experience: what you sense, what you physically feel, what you become aware of.