You’re not meant to do life alone. True strength isn’t independence—it’s admitting you need help. Even Jesus needed others. Surround yourself with wise counsel, share your journey, and invite people into your life. Together, you’ll create a masterpiece.
Just because you want it doesn’t mean God does too. Like a loving parent, He sometimes says no—not to punish, but to protect. If He gave us everything we asked for, it could harm us. Trust that His timing and wisdom are greater. Even if you miss it, His grace will meet you there.
Moses lied to God, claiming he couldn’t speak well—but he could. Yet, God didn’t call him out. Instead, He sent Aaron with him. How often do we make excuses, forgetting that God goes with us? Whatever you lack, He is. So stop disqualifying yourself—God hasn’t. Walk boldly. He’s got you.
Your greatest calling isn’t ministry—it’s knowing Jesus. When you truly walk with Him, your life will naturally reflect Him. Don’t get caught up chasing purpose or assignments. Just focus on intimacy with Him, and everything else will flow from that place of love.
God is absolutely infatuated with you. He loves every part of you—even the parts you struggle to love. When Jesus died, He died for all of you. Nothing can separate you from His love—your past, mistakes, or imperfections. You are fully known, deeply adored, and loved beyond measure.
You’re not missing anything—you’re making room for something new. Even if you miss a moment with God, His mercies are new every morning. Don’t strive to recreate what was lost. Trust that He’s positioning you for greater things. You’re moving from glory to glory.
Stop comparing yourself to others—God made you uniquely, reflecting His identity in a way no one else can. You are not a mistake; you are a kairos moment for this generation. Embrace who He created you to be. Trust Him to refine you and walk confidently in His purpose for your life.
You have all the authority you need—right now. In this episode, we dive into what it means to walk in the power God has already given you. From a simple prayer in Walmart to Jesus’ encounter with the centurion, learn how to shift atmospheres, bring peace, and live in the fullness of your calling.
Judas was part of God’s plan—without him, there’s no crucifixion, no resurrection. Yet, we pray for God to remove the “Judases” in our lives. But what if they’re shaping us? Jesus knew Judas would betray Him, yet He still served him. Real love isn’t easy. Love your Judas. That’s what Jesus did.
God isn’t looking for perfection—He’s looking for your heart. You don’t have to have it all together. His grace is enough, even in your mistakes. No matter what you’ve done, He still calls you His. So let go of guilt, trust Him, and remember: You are deeply loved.