You’ll find two types of blogs here: long-form (Blog) & short-form (Daily Dose).
Worry borrows tomorrow’s problems but spends today’s peace. The weight we imagine for the future often crushes our joy in the present. But God doesn’t ask us to carry tomorrow, He invites us to cast every care onto Him today. “Casting all your care upon Him, for He cares for you” (1 Peter 5:7).
To behold the love of God is to be held by the love of God. Because when we lift up our eyes, we allow Him to lift the burdens from our lives. "I will lift up my eyes to the hills—From whence comes my help? My help comes from the Lord, Who made heaven and earth" (Psalm 121:1-2).
Worldly love says "do what feels good." But godly love says "do good regardless of how it feels." And to be clear, "doing good" is more than just benevolence, it is also living by holiness. "He has shown you, O man, what is...
Instead of holding our sin against us, the Father holds His Son out to us. It makes no sense considering we deserve to remain lost, yet God still chooses to find us with His love. "Behold what manner of love the Father has bestowed on us, that we should be called children of God!" (1 John 3:1)
Living for the approval of man will not only trip you up, but it will trap you in. You see, we cannot walk securely if we are always fearing man because of our own insecurities. The answer: Look to God for your purpose and...
True faith is not needing to trace God's hand because you have learned to trust God's heart. And no matter the trial that is in front of you, true faith knows that God is always working good for you. "And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose" (Romans 8:28).
Jesus not only atoned for our sin's filth (covered), but He appeased the Father's wrath (smothered). This is what it means when the Bible says, "He Himself is the propitiation for our sins" (I John 2:2), how He covered us with...
On Labor Day weekend, I’ll begin a new teaching series at Landmark Church titled “The Last Revelation: Countdown To The Kingdom.” For the past several months, I’ve been studying, praying, and seeking the Lord in preparation for what He desires to...
This blog is for me. It’s my reminder to remember where I once was and the work that only God could have ever accomplished. It’s so easy to forget the past places we’ve been and even the past faces we’ve seen. For me, the place was prison; and for this blog, the face is a young man named Tommy. When I first met Tommy, his nickname was Toast. Tommy Toast. And he “earned” this name because he spent a lot of time being “burnt out.” You see, Tommy was a self-proclaimed heroin addict. His addiction made heroin his salvation. However, his pursuit for the false salvation of drugs only left him so high that his actions consequentially led him to be so low. Oh so low. How low can you go? Well, this level has only one condition and position lower, and that is.....
Oh Lord, I do not know why You have found favor with me, nor can I ever explain properly how gracious and merciful You have been with my life, for there are no words that could express such magnitude, such greatness, such splendor. Your NAME alone is worthy to be praised and adored. With no solitary act behind it and just three letters on a piece of paper, G-O-D, is worth more than life itself. Your NAME holds more weight than this world and at the sound of your NAME alone, the hearts of mankind shatter and nations crumble. But You declare more than just....
Jesus said, “He who is without sin among you, let him throw a stone at her first” (John 8:7). And the only one who was sinless to throw, was the only one who wanted ALL sinners to know. Jesus wanted everyone down the ages to know that it is much better to be a stone than to throw a stone. You see, anyone can pick up a stone to judge, but what if we learned to pick up the characteristics of a stone to love? How so? Well, if “IMAYB a Stone,” than I cannot afford to throw....
We are officially home from our vacation time, but I have to admit that I have not left behind my “vacation mind.” What’s a vacation mind? It’s a state of mind that unwinds so that the peace of God may enter in. It’s a mind that rewinds to reflect and keeps God at the center. It’s a mind that finds its vacation in Christ without needing to escape from the everyday responsibilities of life. You see, this vacation didn’t help me get away, it actually reminded me to stay close. The time I spent in the Sunshine State reminded me of the shine that can only be found when you take time to “lay out” in the present state of....
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)