What’s the hardest part about practicing your faith on the road, honestly?
Faith on Tour
Authentic Faith Is Eager for Christ to Come
I’ve been thinking a lot today about what I’m actually waiting for.
We wait on everything out here soundcheck, flights, crew calls, even our next paycheck. We get used to waiting. But today’s devo made me stop and ask, “Am I waiting on Jesus with that same kind of expectation? Or am I just trying to stretch out this life as long as I can?”
Hebrews reminds us that Jesus is coming back not to judge us for sin, but to save us, fully and finally. And who’s He coming for? The ones who are eagerlywaiting for Him.
That word “eager” got me. Because sometimes, if I’m honest, I feel more eager for my next opportunity than for His return. And that’s a sign that something’s off.
Real faith isn’t just fire insurance. It’s a longing for Jesus Himself not just what He saves us from, but what He brings…
Sorry. I need to do better.
Words for the Wind
Job 6:26
“Do you think that you can reprove words, when the speech of a despairing man is wind?”
Hey friends!
It’s been a while since I’ve posted in here. I’ll be honest, I need to do better. Life’s been busy, full, and honestly, a little overwhelming. But skipping these daily devotions has reminded me just how important it is to slow down and let God speak, especially when everything else is loud.
I’m going to try to post my thoughts in here more often. If you want to follow along, I use the Solid Joys Daily Devotional podcast, it’s 4 minutes long, super grounded, and always hits the heart. You can find it on Spotify or Apple.
So good. Thank you Jesus for space to feel and express and for never leaving or forsaking us
How is everyone doing in the off season? I know post tour depression can hit hard! Any prayer requests?
I’ve been picking up some one-offs and have some local seasonal shows that keep me busy enough, but still give me time to focus on my family. My prayer would be for safe travels and thankful thoughts as we close out 2025 and welcome 2026. It’s amazing that we get to do this and be a light in the production community.
I find it hardest to stay connected. I have a great Mens group who understands what I do and are great at reaching out to keep me connected. Doing a daily devo has helped me also