Monthly Archives: July 2026

“Don’t Sacrifice a Plastic Ring for a Gold Crown Tomorrow” Beloved, we live in a world that constantly invites us to trade what is eternal for what is temporary. The enemy rarely begins by offering something that appears destructive. Instead, … Continue reading →

We can’t save anyone—but God can save everyone. There are people we love, pray for, and desperately want to see come to Christ. We can share the Gospel, extend grace, and live as an example of His love, but we … Continue reading →

 “Keep Praying” Beloved, the enemy wants nothing more than for you to stop praying. He knows that a silent believer is often a discouraged believer. If he can convince you that God isn’t listening, that nothing is changing, or that … Continue reading →

“When God Closes the Door” Beloved, one of the hardest realities to accept is that not every door is meant to remain open forever. We often pray for open doors, but we rarely thank God for the ones He closes. … Continue reading →

“The Safest Place” Beloved, safety is often misunderstood. We associate it with comfort, predictability, and control. But Scripture teaches us something deeper and far more secure: the safest place to be is within the will of God. Not because it’s … Continue reading →

 “Big Enough to Pray About” Beloved, worry has a way of convincing us that we’re carrying something alone. It magnifies problems, shortens our breath, and pulls our focus away from peace. But here’s a simple truth we need to remember: … Continue reading →

“If They Could Tell Us” Beloved, eternity changes perspective. If the living knew what the spiritually departed know, everyone would give their lives to Christ. Not because of fear alone, but because truth becomes unmistakably clear when time is no … Continue reading →

Stop Picking the Scab Beloved, healing requires trust. A wound cannot close if it is constantly reopened. Yet so often, we revisit what God has already begun restoring — replaying the pain, reopening the memory, touching what heaven is trying … Continue reading →

 Fix Me. Protect Me. Beloved, it’s easy to ask God for protection when life feels unfair. But maturity in faith means also asking for correction when we are part of the problem. A sincere prayer is this: God, fix me … Continue reading →

“When You Can’t Control It” Beloved, one of life’s greatest struggles is learning to surrender what we cannot control. We naturally want answers before the questions are finished, certainty before taking the next step, and solutions before the storm has … Continue reading →