In order to understand this word to the fullest capacity, I believe we must first understand what the word “new” means. New primarily means having recently come into existence, discovered, or created. New means it’s never been used. Now, we must understand the word “pursuit.”

Such a powerful message today. When you think about manifestation, you should think about bringing something into physical reality. Each one of us is designed by God to carry a gift. This gift is very unique and belongs solely to us. A doctor is gifted with hands that heal.

Sometimes in life, you're left holding a story with no ending. It’s not what you’ve seen for yourself, but it's your truth. Always remember the things you’ve experienced in life were real, they mattered. They changed you in some way, and for that they’re important regardless of the outcome because they’re your memories.

Have you ever seen something dangling from somewhere? If you have, you know it grabs your attention because it’s swaying from side to side, swinging loosely like it’s about to fall. Today, I’m sensing that God may be using this word so we can take notice of something that may be dangling in front of us.

A father's love is an anchor of steadfast guidance, silent sacrifice, and quiet support. It is a protective presence that often speaks through actions rather than words, building a lifelong foundation of strength, values, and security for his children.

I heard Dan Romer give a great example of the two, using David from the Bible. He said, “David was a musician; that was his gift. David’s calling with Kingship. He was called to be a King.” Could you imagine if David didn’t understand the difference between a gift and a calling?

Words are a profound force. They do not merely describe reality; they shape it, carrying the capacity to heal, destroy, uplift, or limit. The bible views words as not just fleeting sounds, but as reflections of the heart that shape lives and carry immense spiritual weight, capable of creation, destruction, healing, and judgment. Words have tangible consequences.

I bet you’ve heard this saying before: You can tell a lot about a person by the 8 most important people they share their life with. In essence, that means you are who you surround yourself with.

When my children were younger, I had guardrails on their beds. They were there as a precaution so that they would not fall out and harm themselves. I think sometimes we forget that Jesus warns us just as clearly as He makes promises to us.

In order to understand today’s word, you must understand what the word covenant means. In the Bible, a covenant is a binding, sacred agreement that establishes a permanent, relational partnership between God and humanity.

The Bible teaches us that we should live in the present moment by actively trusting God today rather than being crippled by anxiety about tomorrow.

What would happen if you truly understood that there was an altar within you? The altar within you represents the sacred space of your own consciousness, heart, and divine power. The Alter within you is a sacred space.

I am truly sensing that God wants to awaken something within each and every one of us. Awakening something is exciting because it means it’s already there. I believe God plants things within us.

I heard someone say, “Send this question to someone you love: If I lost my memory tomorrow, what would be the first thing you would tell me about us?” How profoundly powerful is that question? It’s a good test to gauge where your legacy is in life.

A mistake is an action, decision, or judgment that is misguided, incorrect, or produces an unintended result. A habit is a settled or regular tendency, often an acquired behavior pattern that becomes nearly or completely involuntary through frequent repetition.

When you crave something, you have an intense, overpowering desire, longing, or urgent need for it. Cravings can easily turn into addictions if not properly addressed. The Bible views cravings as a powerful force that can either lead you to destruction or draw you closer to God.

This weekend, I was blessed to hear my Spiritual Father, Bishop Joseph Mattera, teach at a special church service. He spoke on practical ways to embrace a posture of honor in your life. He spoke about 8 foundational principles.

I love God for so many reasons, but one reason truly stands out to me. I love that God always reminds me of who I am, how much I’m loved, and all the beauty that I’m surrounded by.

This is a very special word today. I believe God wants to minister to our hearts. We live in a world filled with darkness. Darkness is cruel, evil, unpredictable, manipulative, and painful. Today, God is reminding us that although darkness is amongst us, it does not have to control us, nor does it have to dilute who we are.

One of the greatest earthly perks of walking with God is God’s promise to do the impossible. Luke 1:37 says, “For nothing will be impossible with God.” That’s a very strong statement right there. Could you imagine what your life would be like if you truly believed that nothing is impossible for God?