Every believer eventually reaches that moment where the heart whispers, “How can I pour into others when I feel empty myself?”

But with God, “poor” is never the finish line — it’s the place where overflow begins.
He met Gideon in hiding, Peter in exhaustion, and the widow in scarcity… yet each of them discovered that their little was more than enough once God entered the story.

From poor to pour is the journey where God transforms emptiness into assignment, scarcity into capacity, and surrender into supernatural supply.

Read the full article to see how God uses identity, obedience, and faith to turn “not enough” into overflow.

In Trust in the Cocoon, Jason explores the hidden work God does in seasons that feel like loss or confinement. Like a caterpillar dissolving inside its cocoon, transformation often looks like nothing is happening — yet everything is happening. This piece invites readers to see their hidden seasons not as punishment but as preparation, and to trust that what God is forming in secret will one day emerge in strength, purpose, and wings.

In Seasons, Systems, and the Secret to Change, Jason explores how God designed life to move in rhythms—seedtime and harvest, day and night, winter and spring. When our spiritual or personal systems stop circulating, we feel stuck. But the moment we restore the flow, everything shifts. This piece encourages readers to recognize their season, adjust their systems, and partner with God to break old cycles and step into lasting change.