Lee Linah

200 Posts Later: Trusting God Beyond the Chariots and Horses

📖 “Some trust in chariots, and some in horses;but we trust in the name of the Lord our God.” — Psalm 20:7 Two hundred posts. That’s not just a number. That’s years of showing up. Of writing when inspiration flowed — and when it didn’t. Of publishing thoughts that felt polished, and others that feltContinue reading “200 Posts Later: Trusting God Beyond the Chariots and Horses”

When the Long Weekend Ends: Starting the Work Week Anchored in Psalm 20:7

📖 “Some trust in chariots, and some in horses;but we trust in the name of the Lord our God.” — Psalm 20:7 Three days of rest can reset the body. But the return to work — especially on a Thursday — can stir something else entirely. Emails waiting. Deadlines looming. Conversations unfinished. The quiet pressureContinue reading “When the Long Weekend Ends: Starting the Work Week Anchored in Psalm 20:7”

When Dreams Stage Your Inner Chaos: A Robot, a Former Student, and Lunar New Year

Dreams have a way of compressing time, emotion, and memory into something cinematic. Sometimes they feel like a blockbuster directed by Christopher Nolan — nonlinear, intense, and emotionally overwhelming. Recently, I had a dream that hit me this way, and I think it reveals something surprisingly deep about responsibility, change, and care. In this dream,Continue reading “When Dreams Stage Your Inner Chaos: A Robot, a Former Student, and Lunar New Year”

🐎 Galloping with Purpose: Spiritual Reflections on the Year of the Horse

The Year of the Horse in the Chinese zodiac symbolizes freedom, movement, and vitality. It embodies strength and grace, independence and discipline, inviting us to reflect on both our outer journey and inner spiritual life. 💬 “The horse gallops, but only with guidance does its power become purposeful.” — Reflective proverb 🔥 The Horse asContinue reading “🐎 Galloping with Purpose: Spiritual Reflections on the Year of the Horse”

Nine Lunar New Year Greetings — And the Deeper Blessings They Carry

Lunar New Year greetings are often spoken quickly, exchanged with a smile, tucked into red envelopes, or typed into group chats between firework videos and reunion dinner photos. But each phrase carries layers of history, cultural memory, and hope. These aren’t just polite sayings. They are compressed prayers — blessings shaped by centuries of longingContinue reading “Nine Lunar New Year Greetings — And the Deeper Blessings They Carry”

From Mount Sinai to the Promised Land: A Lunar New Year Reunion

Lunar New Year has always felt like more than fireworks and red envelopes to me. It’s about renewal. Crossing over. Leaving behind what shaped you and stepping into what’s next — even when you’re not completely sure what “next” looks like yet. This year, something unexpected happened. On a random Sunday afternoon, in the middleContinue reading “From Mount Sinai to the Promised Land: A Lunar New Year Reunion”

Valentine’s Day Isn’t Just About Roses

Every year when February 14th comes around, it feels like the world turns pink overnight. Heart-shaped candy. Flower deliveries. Couples posting soft, filtered photos with captions about “forever.” And if you’re not in a relationship, it can feel like you’re watching a party you weren’t invited to. But here’s something I’ve been thinking about lately:Continue reading “Valentine’s Day Isn’t Just About Roses”

A Dream from Mount Sinai: When Provision Turned

Last year, when I would describe my life as being in “Mount Sinai,” everything felt intense. Sinai is not the Promised Land. It’s the place of instruction. Refining. Structure. Sometimes isolation. It’s where you learn obedience in uncomfortable conditions. Where you don’t always feel settled — but you are being shaped. Around that same time,Continue reading “A Dream from Mount Sinai: When Provision Turned”

Ending the Work Week in the Promised Land — and Feeling Weary

It’s the end of the work week in what I’ve been calling my “Promised Land” season. On paper, this is where I prayed to be. This is the answered place. The crossed-over territory. The new chapter. And yet… there’s a quiet weariness. Not regret. Not disappointment. Just a deep, subtle tiredness that seems to haveContinue reading “Ending the Work Week in the Promised Land — and Feeling Weary”

New Clothes, New Season: A Chinese New Year Reset

After weeks of working steadily in this “Promised Land” season — building, adjusting, staying faithful — I found myself doing something simple but meaningful: buying new clothing around Chinese New Year. And not just buying — buying during a $70 discount sale. Now, let’s be honest. There’s something satisfying about a good discount. It feelsContinue reading “New Clothes, New Season: A Chinese New Year Reset”