God calls us to live a fearless faith—to stand on the truth of His Word and promises—even when it’s uncomfortable, even when culture pushes back against us.
Unforgiveness breeds bitterness, which can affect our relationships, calling, and heart. So let’s ask ourselves: Who have I not forgiven?
The choices we make, or don’t make, will determine the person we become. So, who will you choose to be today, and every day after?
Who will you choose to be when the world shifts, when the culture compromises, when following Jesus becomes uncomfortable?
True revival doesn’t start in the halls of government—it begins in our own homes. Renewal starts with us.
We can’t simply bank on our faith “rubbing off” on our families and friends through the way we live our lives—we’re called to preach the Gospel, no matter the personal cost.
God is moving in so many ways right now, and He is able to do so much more than we could ever imagine when we’re willing to follow where He leads.
In a world that constantly feels like it’s shifting under our feet, let’s put our trust in the God who is, who was, and who always will be.
Culture and media don’t just inform us, they form us. So, what are you letting disciple your heart?
My grandparents never demanded perfection—they practiced what they preached from the pulpit: 100% truth and 100% grace.
It’s our job to stand for truth and remain steadfast in our love for Israel, just as God’s love for His people has always remained the same today, yesterday, and forever.
This is not a political issue, it’s a Genesis 1 issue, and comes down to the Biblical definition of God creating us male and female.