How do we build meaningful relationships in a fractured world? As I’ve deepened my walk with Christ, I’ve discovered a transformative truth: the answer lies in modeling how Jesus himself connected with others. Believers recognize this as discipleship, yet the principles transcend religious boundaries. Anyone seeking a more joyful and connected life can benefit fromContinueContinue reading “Joy in the Lions’ Den”
Category Archives: Self-improvement
Seeing When You Believe
Over the past thirteen years, my understanding of faith has undergone a profound transformation, one that has fundamentally reshaped how I navigate life, interpret Scripture, and encounter the sacred in my everyday reality. What began as a nebulous concept has crystallized into something far more substantive: a living, breathing confidence that anchors my soul evenContinueContinue reading “Seeing When You Believe”
Unity Through Covenant: Rekindling America’s Founding Promise
In just under ten months, America will celebrate her 250th birthday. As this milestone approaches, we face an undeniable reality: our nation is deeply divided. Yet this anniversary offers us something profound, an opportunity to remember what truly makes us strong. Not our diversity of opinions alone, but our unity in foundational principles. The StrengthContinueContinue reading “Unity Through Covenant: Rekindling America’s Founding Promise”
The Daily Stand: A Letter to America’s Families
The Family Wins | This is Our Turning Point in America My fellow patriots and people of faith, I want to share something with you today, something America’s Founders understood in their bones, something written into the very fabric of our Declaration of Independence: that our rights come from God, not from government, not fromContinueContinue reading “The Daily Stand: A Letter to America’s Families”
Freedom in the Chase
Dr. Tony Evans is one of my favorite pastors. I listen to him regularly. His podcast on “chasing donkeys” stirred something deep within my spirit, awakening a profound recognition, one that emerges when truth collides with lived experience and suddenly casts light on a path you’ve long walked without grasping its deeper significance. In thisContinueContinue reading “Freedom in the Chase”
Being a Peacemaker: A Tribute to Charlie Kirk
To be a peacemaker means more than simply avoiding conflict. It means courageously facing it by presenting the truth. A peacemaker exposes and addresses the sin that has led to conflict, working toward right relationships between combatants. Beyond Peacekeeping A peacemaker fundamentally differs from a peacekeeper: they resolve the root cause of conflict. When aContinueContinue reading “Being a Peacemaker: A Tribute to Charlie Kirk”
From Learners to Leaders: Honoring Charlie Kirk’s Legacy
Charlie Kirk’s assassination this week has left many of us grappling with profound grief and righteous anger. A young man who fearlessly defended the foundational principles of our nation, principles rooted in the Judeo-Christian values that made America a beacon of hope, was silenced by hatred. Charlie was martyred for simply expressing his beliefs inContinueContinue reading “From Learners to Leaders: Honoring Charlie Kirk’s Legacy”
The Secret That Transforms Hearts: A Daily Battle Worth Winning
There’s a battle that wages within each of us every morning, a quiet war between two opposing forces that will ultimately determine the trajectory of our day, and perhaps our entire life. On one side stands envy, with its sharp comparisons and bitter whispers. On the other, gratitude rises like the dawn, offering a differentContinueContinue reading “The Secret That Transforms Hearts: A Daily Battle Worth Winning”
Opting Out of the Corporate Climb – The Art of Dying to Self
If I could whisper one piece of hard-won wisdom to my 25-year-old self, it would be this: don’t play the game. Everything from age 15 to 25 had prepared me for it, the relentless competition of corporate America. As a Gen-Xer, this was the gospel we received: earn a degree from a reputable college, landContinueContinue reading “Opting Out of the Corporate Climb – The Art of Dying to Self”
Because I Said So
While Generation X (Gen X) is often called the “latchkey generation,” I wasn’t technically a latchkey kid. My mother didn’t work outside our home, yet I still experienced that distinctive independence that shaped Gen X. We lived in a world where doors didn’t need to be locked, where trust was the default setting, and whereContinueContinue reading “Because I Said So”
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