Category Archives: Ministry

Why Trusting God Matters — Even When It’s Hurts. It’s interesting how easily we trust people — doctors, teachers, friends, even strangers — but then struggle to trust God fully. The truth is, people are flawed. They make mistakes, they … Continue reading →

You Are Not Defined by Your Past, Present, or Future Mistakes — You Are Defined by God’s Love! I am on two knees down, kneeling on business when I say: we all stumble and we all fall short!! Sometimes, the … Continue reading →

When Life Hits You Hard and You Don’t Have the Words to Pray — God Hears Your Heart and Your Tears. There are moments in life when the pain runs so deep, the weight is so heavy, and the heartbreak … Continue reading →

Take Me to the King — When You Have Nothing Left, God Is Still Enough. Sometimes life hits so hard that we’re left feeling empty — too broken to pray, too tired to fight, and too weary to carry on. … Continue reading →

No Matter How Long It Takes — When God Works, It’s Always Worth the Wait! Although this is very true, we all know waiting is never easy. Patiently and faithfully waiting on God tests our faith, stretches our patience, and … Continue reading →

Sometimes, life makes us feel like we’re stuck in the middle — too far to turn back but too weary to move forward. But let this truth settle in your spirit: God didn’t bring you this far to leave you … Continue reading →

It’s easy to be a critic — whether the criticism is directed at the person in the mirror or the one holding it. On April 23, 1910, Theodore Roosevelt, in an address titled “A Citizen in a Republic,” spoke these … Continue reading →

Let’s be honest—waiting is one of the most challenging aspects of faith. When we pray for something, we often hope for an immediate answer, but God’s timing is rarely ours. His delays are not denials; they are often divine preparations … Continue reading →

No matter what I face or go through, God will always get the glory! Even in the hardest moments, I unequivocally know that God is working things out for my good and His glory. I have learned,” that my trials … Continue reading →

Undoubtedly, this fallen world brings battles to our doorsteps—some expected, others that catch us off guard. Worry often becomes our default response, filling our minds with “what ifs” and worst-case scenarios. But what if, instead of catastrophizing, we chose to … Continue reading →