As you journey through life, it’s extremely important to understand that there may be people in your life who will just make mistakes.

If you begin to respect Him in that realm, you will appreciate His global masterpiece.

Life can be easily summed up by understanding that your head and your heart are controlled by what you decide to focus on and the meaning you give to what you focus on.

I’m reading a book by Gabriel Gauthier, Speak the Word. He wrote this beautiful declaration and I’d like to share it with you to speak over your life.

In the world, we view love as an intense feeling of deep affection, and although that’s true, love through the eyes of Heaven is so much more.

I have experienced what it feels like to grieve multiple losses at the same time.

After experiencing much trauma over the last two years, I’ve learned to be intentional about experiencing life.

My spiritual father, Bishop Joseph Mattera, recently wrote in a post, “Let’s keep contending for truth, revival, and transformation wherever God sends us.

When people talk about miracles, they tend to lump them into grand supernatural occurrences, and although that is true, that definition limits the fullness of how we should view them.

The holidays are a time of great reflection. Many of us look back at the year behind us and get excited for the new year to come.

For those who truly are surrendered to moving in their call, you understand the scripture in Jude 1 and 2 where it says, “To those who have been called, who are loved in God the Father and kept for Jesus Christ.

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.