The devil never attacks what he owns. He only attacks what he’s threatened by. “Be self-controlled and alert. Your enemy, the devil, prowls around like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour. Resist him, standing firm in the faith.” 1 Peter 5:8-9.

I recently read something that resonated with me so much. I would refer to it as the cost of one lie. I read: One lie is never born alone; It always needs another lie to keep it alive, then another lie to protect the last lie

I recently read something that resonated with me so much. I would refer to it as the cost of one lie. I read: One lie is never born alone; It always needs another lie to keep it alive, then another lie to protect the last lie

There are moments in life when your eyes are wide open. It’s almost like you’re seeing the same thing, but through a different lens. You’re finally seeing things in a place of truth where you might have been once blinded by lies

What do you think life would look like if you were intentional about living every day in a transformative manner? I guess first you’d probably have to understand what it is to be transformed.

Have you dealt with an extremely difficult situation? If you have, you may understand this scripture personally. “And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.”

So often you hear people say things like, “You're on their side” or “You have to hear my side.” There is only one side and it’s the Bible's side. The word of God should always be where the truth lands.

Powerful word today. I believe we often sit in old seasons, remembering memories that are no more, thinking about parts of ourselves that no longer exist.

When something is active, it means it’s doing something, it moves around, or it causes a change instead of staying still or being passive. I believe that is exactly what God wants all of us to hear today.

When I first lost my sons, there were no words that could properly articulate what I was feeling. The grief was too much to bear. It’s been a few years now, and there are days when it still feels like yesterday.

Grief counselor Phil Cohen said, “A question sets the search. Instead of the question: Why am I so broken? Try asking the question: What does my body need right now?”

Today, as I was praying, I asked the Lord to press the reset button. I felt like I needed a jumpstart. I sensed His response: You don’t need a jumpstart, you need to look through a new lens and see the new version of yourself.

Real maturity can be found when a person has enough self-control and discipline to say to themselves: I want this now, but I will not sacrifice what I want now for what I want most.

When you go through any form of grief, trauma, or pain, sometimes peace becomes unfamiliar. If you’re struggling with peace, it’s okay. Your body is just adjusting because you came through something really hard.

I don’t think we think about this word enough. The truth is, you really need to know what you’re willing to do and what you’re not willing to do. What you’re willing to put up with and what you’re not willing to tolerate.

What a beautiful word today. Tenderness in general means gentle affection. “Let all bitterness and wrath and anger and clamor and slander be put away from you, along with all malice. Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you.” Ephesians 4:31-32.

I think it’s really important in life to keep things in perspective. There are moments when we experience high peaks of joy, happiness, laughter, and inspiration. There are also moments when we experience low dips where sadness, anxiety, anger, even doubt may cross our path.

Powerful word today. My sister-in-law was experiencing severe abdominal pain today, so I immediately went into prayer. While I was praying, I sensed the Holy Spirit prompting me to pray boldly that darkness must bow to the name of Jesus.

It's been over three years since my sons joined the Lord in Heaven. When they first passed, many people said, “Time heals,” or “It gets easier with time.” I now know that is not true. There are days when the pain and deep sadness feel like the loss was yesterday.

When something is transactional, it relates to an exchange, or a “give-and-take” interaction where each party expects a specific return or benefit. Almost like a business deal. A lot of people have been throwing the word narcissist around on social media.