What’s mine—my time, my everything—is yours. This reflects a spirit of generosity. What’s mine is His, acknowledging God as our only provider.

The idol God is exposing in our lives is the idol of exclusion, prejudice, and partiality. If we favor one group of people over another based on race, class, age, or ANYTHING, we have raised ourselves up as an idol, now placing ourselves in a place where only Jesus can sit.

For us, our idols are not often statues but more often strongholds. We worship sports, pleasure, entertainment, success, education, family, and many other things. Idols aren’t always carved images but are the things that have carved their spot in our lives in the place where God should be.

Simply, to be the leaders we are called to be we must walk in the spirit as we become the people God has called us to be in EVERY area of our lives. 

YOU are a leader and as we own and step into the calling of leadership in our lives we must live a life founded on a deep walk with God and outwardly lived for God. 

If we want a real faith, one that follows us every day, we need a faith that is a place for everyone and points everyone to their purpose in Jesus. 

Little, big things in our lives often cost. Daniel gave up what was the best food the world had to offer, Steve Jobs sacrificed convenience. Whether a diet or an iPhone or our lives, when we live with conviction and consistency it pays off. 

Just as Steven was a witness for Jesus, so are you and I. The difference is he has finished what God has for him on this earth and we have not. God want’s to use us to be a witness and take his good news to our schools, city and world but we need to understand before Steven preaches Jesus, he follows Jesus. Before he shares the message of Jesus he shares the method of Jesus. 

We can live fear free, when we live boldly and for eternity.

The promise of God is that in times of fear, he is and he will

In a fear-filled world, God has given us peace through his Spirit.

Explore the depths of unconditional love in this captivating blog post from the "More to Love" series. Delve into the story of David and Maphibosheth from 2 Samuel 9, discovering profound lessons on loving the seemingly unlovable. Gain insights on radical love, empathy, and taking action to demonstrate Christ-like compassion in everyday life.

Love is the confirmation of the work of God in us and the motivation for our service to those within the family of God.

BAYBEE DON’T HURT ME!!

The AH-HA moment of Jesus at the table.

Rarely do we ever get to enjoy BOTH the now and the not yet.

God calls us to more than empty religion!

I believe that God will work to restore the brokenness in our lives, if we will trust him and obey him!

The battle with sin has been won and our striving to conquer our sin and shame is finished. This is the beauty of the Christian life, community centered around God’s mercy and grace. 

Are we walking in repentance?