You’ll find two types of blogs here: long-form (Blog) & short-form (Daily Dose).
The same voice that thunders over the waters in Psalm 29 is the voice that rules over kings and nations. Storms obey Him, forests bow before Him, and thrones rise and fall at His command. As Daniel told Belshazzar, “The God who holds your breath in His hand and owns all your ways” (Daniel 5:23), nations may plot and rulers may plan, but “The counsel of the Lord stands forever” (Psalm 33:11).
"God is too good to be unkind and He is too wise to be mistaken. And when we cannot trace His hand, we must trust His heart." (Charles Spurgeon)
Calling sin an opinion doesn't stop sin from being poison. And that is why softening what the Bible says so as not to offend, isn't loving, it's lying. "For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord" (Romans 6:23).
Hell has many ways. Heaven but one. Thus, know Christ, no death. Or, no Christ, know death. Jesus said to him, “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me" (John 14:6).
Those who are obedient to truth are never compliant to lies. You see, real eyes realize real lies; and as a result, disciples of Christ do not blindly comply. "However, when He, the Spirit of truth, has come, He will guide you into all truth..." (John 16:13).
Now to Him who is able to preserve you on earth from falling and present you in heaven without fault. "To God our Savior, who alone is wise, be glory and majesty, dominion and power, both now and forever. Amen" (Jude 25).
He who walks with integrity walks securely. In other words, you do not need to worry about outcomes when you trust the Lord for all that comes out. "He who walks with integrity walks securely, but he who perverts his ways will become known" (Proverbs 10:9).
Evil rarely shows up all at once, it slides in slowly. It often begins with a small compromise, a quiet exception to God’s clear standard. What once was called sin gets renamed as struggle. What God defined as holy becomes “open to interpretation.” Over time, the truth isn’t just bent, it’s flipped. Eventually, the culture...
Palm Sunday! I am humbled to know my role as it pertains to the “Triumphant Entry” of Jesus into Jerusalem. The position that guarantees me His peace that sits upon me and His presence that always has my back! You might think that the best role is as one who holds the palm branch, waving it as a sign of victory. But that can’t be the case, because a week later that same position that yelled “Hosanna”—save now—was yelling “Crucify Him right now!” Or perhaps....
I just recently spoke in Concord, California at the prestigious Every 15 Minutes Program, held at Carondelet High School & De La Salle High School. This impressive program offers experiences that simulate real-life risks involved with drinking and driving, and texting while driving. The mood is somber and includes a mock funeral with caskets, pallbearers, and even a simulated crash scene, enacted the day before, which replays on the big screen. The room is filled with gloom. It is a stellar attempt to show the real life horrific consequences of drinking and driving. However, the show....
Anytime you decide to take a stand in LIFE, you’re going to have critics. Anytime you commit to leading the WAY, you’re going to have cynics. And anytime you unashamedly present the TRUTH, you’re going to have skeptics. What do these “ics” have in common? Well, most of the time, they don’t know the WAY that Jesus went, the TRUTH that Jesus spoke, or the LIFE that Jesus gave. They don’t know HIM; so don’t let their opinion slow you down from being all about HIM. Choose Jesus and you’ll want for nothing. Refuse Jesus and you’ll want everything, but....
Why do I speak out about my tragedy? Not to glamorize the recklessness, but to promote the perspective shift; To instigate integrity and demonstrate accountability. I close every assembly with this parable for the audience to consider: "There was a hiker lost in the wilderness, who happened upon another man, a pioneer, resting his back against a tree. The lost hiker, frantic and anxious, approached the pioneer to ask him if he could help him find his way out. The pioneer replied, "I cannot help you find your way out, that is ultimately up to you. But I can tell you of paths that you certainly should not take. I can tell you of ways that led me nowhere. I can tell you of mud bogs, snakes pits, and briar patches that you must steer clear from. But how to get out, well, that's up to you." The hiker was confused and......
Eaque quae placeat ex praesentium provident consequatur nisi labore soluta. Quia fugiat aliquid repellat dolorem. Nisi quo similique occaecati et veniam. Illo omnis nemo possimus qui. Id impedit quam. Laboriosam eligendi vel voluptatem recusandae sit omnis quos ipsum. Aut distinctio et placeat. Offi
Sint sint cumque et aut. Optio qui quos sit aut enim facere quasi. Temporibus at et qui. At in et consectetur aut. Esse voluptate sed. Qui cupiditate ipsa. Consequatur eum voluptatum id. Est autem quaerat nesciunt excepturi quaerat. Cum illo fugit eos aut dolor possimu
Saepe facilis quisquam temporibus neque molestias doloremque fugit eius rerum. Saepe delectus quos aut aliquid quis at. Quia officia aut illo at est placeat minus. Eos voluptas est eos saepe enim quas. Aut et et ut. Sint magni error quae quidem. Voluptates officia qui quia dict
Dolorem earum nostrum quia asperiores magnam explicabo rerum. Quas qui itaque iusto temporibus nobis asperiores est. Facere qui occaecati aperiam voluptas veniam quas sint placeat. Voluptas ut eum libero. Molestias accusamus sint nostrum. Consequatur est rem facere si
Dolores pariatur dolorem blanditiis asperiores voluptate. Voluptas sunt reprehenderit aut praesentium optio aut architecto. Ut quia non asperiores id fugiat architecto. Quia ea asperiores et in ratione autem delectus. Quam quae sed expedita perspiciatis. Fuga ducimus doloribus amet sunt rerum
Fill out our simple questionnaire and we’ll be in touch about your event!
.svg)
.svg)
.svg)
.svg)