There’s a question that surfaces again and again in the life of every serious believer: What does God actually want me to do? Not in the general sense—love your neighbor, honor your parents, live an abundant life—but the specific, personal calling that feels like it has your name written on it. The kind of thing […]
When God Calls You by Name: Discovering the Specific Work He Has for You Read More »
God’s warnings about judgment aren’t meant to terrify us—they’re designed to transform us. The uncomfortable truth from Ezekiel’s prophecies before Jerusalem’s fall reveals a pattern that’s playing out in our modern church culture, where comfortable messages have replaced challenging biblical truths. Why Avoiding “Uncomfortable Truths” Is Weakening Your Spiritual Preparation Our modern church culture often
Judgment Is Coming: What Ezekiel’s Warning Means For Today’s Church Read More »
Have you ever felt like you’re searching for God’s presence, but missing Him? The profound truth that “wherever you go, there you are” takes on life-changing meaning when we understand that through the Holy Spirit, we’re constantly walking on holy ground. This isn’t just a spiritual concept—it’s a practical reality that can transform how you
Wherever You Go, There You Are: Discovering You’re Already Standing on Holy Ground Read More »
I remember sitting across from a couple in my office years ago when I was an assistant principal. They were new kindergarten parents, eagerly preparing for their child’s first day of school. The father confidently mentioned how their child would adjust to “nap time,” and I had to stop him right there. “There is no
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Twenty-two years ago, I watched tech specialists color-code connections on our school’s first Smart Board to make it “idiot-proof” for teachers. Green plug to green socket, purple to purple. At the time, it seemed unnecessary—why couldn’t everyone just figure it out naturally? Years later, I realized God had done something similar with our spiritual lives.
When Faith Feels Complicated: Embracing the Simple Truth Read More »
There’s a massive difference between sitting on a stalled bus in a thunderstorm and learning to drive before you get your license. Both involve waiting, but only one is actually preparing you for what comes next. Most believers treat waiting on God like that bus scenario—stuck in place, watching the clock, getting increasingly restless while
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