Hard truth right here. Too often, we attach ourselves to people because we believe we can save them.

Today, I was sensing a special touch from God in remembrance of those we love and carry with us daily.

Today, I’m sensing a beautiful word from the Lord. I believe He’s saying there should be an active heaven over our homes.

Have you ever gone someplace with a very tired child?

I’ve been listening to so many beautiful Christmas songs recently, but one has really touched my heart.

Sometimes in life, you just have a peace about things. It doesn't make sense, but you sense it.

Wonder is such a fantastic word. It reminds me of the movie Charlie and the Chocolate Factory because that entire movie is filled with childlike wonder and joy.

Have you ever swam in the ocean and the current forced you to drift away from where you originally started?

As we close out one year and look forward to the next one, the word intention is a beautiful word to embrace.

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.