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God isn’t a haphazard God but an on-purpose God.

My life changed when I realized something as a young mama: Church was not enough.

Sometimes the Lord brings us to our own deserts to remind us of our need for Him.

It takes all kinds of churches to reach all kinds of people.

It’s in and through our trials that God cultivates maturity in us.

Jesus took advantage of daily opportunities to lay foundations for learning.

God invites us to sit at his bountiful table and find relief from the world’s empty promises.

The Great Commission is not to feed the hungry, but to spread the Gospel.

God has been and will always be consistent, so he is where you’ll find security.

A vision statement doesn’t guarantee that your church will be a visionary congregation.

No matter how prepared anyone else is, you’re the one God chose for the job.

Church is the people of God coming together to worship God and living out His mission.

Your gifts are not an accident and the passions you hold are not just distractions.

We are given gifts to be used in the service of the King.

Forgiveness is a huge key to freedom, both giving it and asking for it.

When we surrender our inner mess let Jesus heal us, darkness no longer has a hold.

When the storm clouds seem so oppressive and thick, that I feel like jumping ship.

Resolutions fail because all we have is a wish for things to change but not a plan.

Self-imposed fear has always been an obstacle to my full surrender to Jesus.

We can not lean on our past experiences to provide us with God’s grace.

Biblical success is doing everything for God’s glory.

Shortcuts don’t always get you where you want faster.

I’m not sure there’s a difference between surfing and being a part of a church plant.

How do you lead your sheep to where God wants them to be as they follow Him?

God has not charged us with raising perfect children.

During this unprecedented time how can your church serve the servants?

Summer camp is more than just water games and bunk beds; It can be a life changer.

It is important to remember on Valentine’s day the greatest act of love.

Ever wondered what went on between Malachi and Matthew? Check this out . . .

Jesus can change a devastating diagnosis into joy and blessing.

Christians should swim against the cultural current and refuse to be controlled.

The devil hates the Bible and those who quote it, so defeat him by studying it.

Accomplishments do not determine your identity or your value, only Jesus . . .

Worrying about the unknown is a burden that will weigh you down until you let go.

The Lord’s Prayer is more impactful when you let it guide your daily time with the Father.

A Christian’s identity is linked directly to the Old Testament, so why do we neglect it?

When we are obedient to pour into the lives of others, we are Jesus in the flesh.

Family problems are complicated, but God removes anger and replaces it with humility.

Surrendering to Jesus and his plan for my life is how I found fulfillment, peace and joy.

Biblical parenting means ensuring that our children become image-barers of Christ.

When parenting grows more difficult and the fear of failure overwhelms, trust God.

When you realize your words lead to destruction, take a stance against the enemy’s lies.

Whatever anxiety or fear you’re facing can be overcome by using this substitute.

Achieving earthly greatness is meaningless according to the greatest in heaven.

The spirit of death is a tactic of the enemy to immobilize the petiole of God.

If you’re fighting the battle of despair, God offers an answer the world can’t comprehend.

Remember the fishes and the loaves: God uses the little we have to do big things.

There’s a void in the local church when you aren’t using your spiritual gift.

In 2021, resolve to do the really hard things then wait patiently while God works.

Instead of going overboard with inclusion in our culture, why don’t we love inclusively?