Life is loud. There are days that are long and busy.

Ultimately, this means wait on God. It means His will in your life is much more valuable than your own.

So many people believe that holiness is an unattainable goal, but nothing can be further from the truth.

The holidays are exceptionally hard for my family as we are still carrying the pain of the loss of our boys.

I often hear people in ministry say, "Be full, move in overflow." Although I believe both are true, I would caution you not to exclude being empty.

Doing things in advance is wise. Too many people coast through life, never really moving with intention.

There is a beautiful quote from Imam Al-Shafi’i and it is “My heart is at ease knowing what was meant for me will never miss me, and that which misses me was never meant for me.”

When I think of the word consume, I think of food because when we eat or drink, we ingest and consume it.

“Now may the Lord of peace himself give you peace at all times in every way. The Lord be with you all.” 2 Thessalonians 3:16.

The holidays can be difficult for so many people, especially those who have lost a loved one. I myself have been touching a lot of tender emotions lately. I miss my son Jared tremendously and I hurt as I miss my son-in-law as well.

When I hear this word, I immediately think of an extension cord. An extension cord allows you to plug something into a power outlet by extending the reach of the power through the extension cord.

I went away for a few days to rest and seek the peace of God. I chose to go to an island surrounded by the ocean. As I looked ahead into the sea, all I saw was a deep blue ocean.

Waiting can be difficult. We want what we want when we want it. No one really loves waiting. I’ve been on vacation this week in Barbados and the pace on the island is much, much slower.

The word pristine means in perfect condition, completely clean. I recently purchased a brand new car and anyone who has ever bought a new car knows exactly what pristine smells like.