People often say they trust God, but I wonder if they really even know His character. Have they been through the ups and downs and zigs and zags of life while trusting and leaning on Him alone?

What if there was such a thing as a “Pride Mirror?” I'm talking about a mirror that won’t just reflect your physical appearance but will also reveal something far more elusive. Instead of showing you how your hair is or whether your outfit is on point, it will display the levels of your pride like a gas gauge on your car dashboard

There are no setbacks in Kingdom Living; only setups. When you are seeking first the Kingdom of God, He is weaving everything together for your eternal good and Kingdom purpose.

Have you ever found yourself in circumstances where, regardless of which way you turned, it felt like you were running into a dead end? You felt like you were called to do something for God, and as you go about it, there's a looming sense that everything is going wrong.

Have you ever done everything right with the best intentions to serve God and others only to see everything turn out wrong? Yeah, that can take the wind right out of your sails. When this happens, there are a lot of tough lessons you can learn

If you feel like your trials and tribulations have caused you to lose traction regarding your Kingdom purpose, then I want to propose three principles that indicate you're ready to get back on track.

Have you ever had one of those moments where you thought, “Man, I’m sunk!” like Peter, walking on water one moment and sinking the next? Imagine the scene: Peter’s all excited, ready to walk on one of the most terrifying entities of the ancient world, “the stormy sea.” Peter does it—for a moment anyway.

There are some responsibilities in life that, if you choose to sidestep, sooner or later you will have to pay the price.

While categories and labels can help us clearly understand circumstances and even people, a faulty label can lead to confusion, misjudgment, and deep regret.

This is your choice: which kingdom do you want to serve? Will it be the King of heaven or the king of this world? The pharaohs of this world are everywhere. Their love is conditional, contingent on what you can give them. They are loyal to you as long as you give them what they want. 

Have you ever wondered why some people just love God's Word and can't seem to get enough? They're always in it, talking about it, and living it out. Why is that? It's because the Holy Spirit has revealed to them the incredible, unmatched excellence of the Word of God. So let's take a deep dive into why the Scriptures are essential to someone who loves Jesus. 

The misconception that the Bible has undergone multiple translations through various languages suggests that the Bible we read today is like a long-played game of "telephone," where the message gets slightly changed with each successive whisperer. However, this popular misconception couldn't be further from the truth.

Our churches become places where we find self-help seminars rather than soul-stirring sermons. Our worship is more focused on entertainment rather than glorifying God. And the awe and wonder of God are replaced by casual familiarity that borders on contempt.

Pride is a sneaky thing. It's the sin that we can see so easily in other people, but it's invisible in the mirror. Pride is the sin that we must constantly be working to uproot in our hearts because it is at the foundation of all sin.

God is not necessarily calling theological scholars or "perfect" Christians. Here is what He does, He qualifies the called; He doesn't necessarily call the qualified

The God we worship is far beyond our understanding. And yet, in our finite capacity, we are invited to know Him, the infinite God.

Have you ever fallen victim to clickbait? You know—those sensational headlines or eye-catching images that promise something interesting, hilarious, or incredible. But when you click on it, you get your expectations crushed because it's nothing like what you expected. You just wasted your time on something that made you feel gullible for falling into its trap.

Have you ever found yourself roaming through life, gathering up everything it has to offer only to discover that it’s merely stubble? This world we live in is full of stubble. It's the stuff that our culture tells us we should want like more money, fame, or pleasure at the expense of our spiritual well-being.

Have you ever felt like there was an invisible battle going on inside you? Like there was some shadowy enemy constantly pulling you back from the very things you hold dear—your longing to serve God, your love for your family, and your faithfulness in godly living? Welcome to the battlefield of Kingdom living

When you see a post on social media or a picture of someone’s children and the caption says, “My life.” We understand what they mean. These are the relationships that bring them meaning, joy, love, purpose, and identity. We must be careful here…