In a world filled with uncertainty, finding peace can seem impossible. But what if I told you there's a way to let go of worry and anxiety and trust in God's provision?

Neurotheology, sometimes referred to as "spiritual neuroscience," is an emerging field that seeks to understand the relationship between the human brain and spirituality. This interdisciplinary study combines principles of neuroscience, psychology, and theology to explore how spiritual practices, like prayer and meditation, affect cognitive and neural functions. It's a domain where science and spirituality, often seen as separate or even opposing realms, come together to uncover how one influences the other at the most fundamental levels of human experience.

Welcome to our latest video devotional. Today, we explore the profound and often mysterious guidance of God, especially during life's most challenging times. We'll journey through the early life of Joseph, uncovering the unexpected ways in which God's purpose reveals itself. Learn how, even from the depths of the 'pit,' a divine plan is at play, guiding us towards our ultimate Kingdom purpose

 Recently, I found a quiet moment in my office to turn on the camera and share my reflections on what the Scriptures teach us about liberating ourselves from the clutches of worry. In this video, you won't find captions or visuals of mountains and rivers; it's simply me, in my office, offering my personal insights.

Today, I'm excited to share with you a special transformation of one of our devotionals, "Why Does God Allow Suffering," now brought to life in a new video format.

The principle of "Seeking God First Each Morning" offers a transformative approach to our daily lives. In the quiet of the morning, before the day's demands intrude upon our peace, prioritizing time with God sets a foundational tone for everything that follows. This practice is not just a routine but a vital connection that aligns our hearts, minds, and spirits with God’s Kingdom purposes.

Imagine this: ducks in the sky, beavers in the water, and a sudden jolt that makes you think of Jesus. Sounds odd, right? But stick with me and I promise it will all make sense in the end.

Living under the reign of Jesus' Kingdom means existing in a state of triumphant freedom. Our enemies, though present, are rendered powerless. In His victorious rule, we walk in liberty and victory, liberated from the fears and threats that once loomed large. It's a testament to the transformative power of dwelling under the sovereign protection of our King.

There are some deep mysteries in the Bible that are difficult to comprehend. But it’s in these mysteries, these deep, sometimes confusing truths, where we find the most life-changing revelations. These mysteries are where some of our biggest breakthroughs are waiting to be discovered.

God created you for a purpose. God does not do anything without purpose and design. Your life has a specific purpose and design that only you can live out.God created you for a purpose. God does not do anything without purpose and design. Your life has a specific purpose and design that only you can live out.

In this life, as we pursue our Kingdom purpose, we're certain to encounter a variety of storms. These aren't mere coincidences or random events; they are divinely appointed challenges that we face as we live out our calling in Christ Jesus.

Sometimes we unintentionally block our prayers. God hears your prayers, and He wants to answer your prayers. But you must avoid these eight things in order to have our prayers answered.

Putting God first is more about knowing the waymaker rather than knowing the way. About trusting God enough to follow Him even when everything is falling apart at your feet.

Awareness of our spiritual adversary's tactics empowers us to stand firm in faith, clad in the full armor of God.

I've created this with one goal in mind: to give you a burst of encouragement, a renewal of joy in your Kingdom purpose. So, if today finds you in need of upliftment, or if your soul feels a bit parched, I invite you to click on the link below. Let the Word of God wash over you, let it fill your soul, and reignite the joy of His Kingdom within you. Remember, in His Word lies the power to transform, strengthen, and renew us, no matter what challenges we face.

A Special Addition to Our Daily Devotionals - "Praying God’s Word" Video

In the Kingdom of God our setbacks become setups to move us into our Kingdom purpose.

As we find ourselves in the week between Christmas and New Year's, a time poised for reflection, relaxation, and preparation, I extend to you warm greetings filled with the joy of Christmas and the budding hope of the New Year.

This week holds a special place in our hearts and calendars. It's a time when the spirit of Christmas still resonates around us, yet our thoughts gradually turn towards the dawn of a new year. It's a period of introspection, where we look back on the year that has passed and set our sights on the year to come, envisioning what the Kingdom of God holds before us.

Once again, we will momentarily pause our journey through the "40 Days of Seeking First the Kingdom of God" series. Instead, I want to share something crucial and timely as we navigate the Christmas season. I have prepared a special segment from a recent sermon, “8 Signs You're Getting Too Comfortable in Your Christianity,” complete with engaging visuals and music, to inspire you during this festive time.

Preparing room for Christ means more than acknowledging Him; it involves reordering our priorities to foster a deeper relationship with Him in seeking His Kingdom first.