“The leech has two daughters—Give and Give! There are three things that are never satisfied, Four never say, ‘Enough!’: The grave, the barren womb, the earth that is not satisfied with water—And the fire never says, ‘Enough!‘” (Proverbs 30: 15-16) Fire has one mission: consume.No matter how much you f
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When You Don’t Know Which Way
God’s direction is clear for those who trust His heart more than their own understanding. Proverbs 3:5–6 (NKJV)“Trust in the Lord with all your heart, And lean not on your own understanding; In all your ways acknowledge Him, And He shall direct your paths.” Crossroads can be terrifying. One step in the wrong direction can [&
Empowered by the Holy Spirit: Living a Life with Purpose
From the moment a person receives Christ, the Holy Spirit takes residence within them—not as a passive force, but as an active guide, teacher, comforter, and power source. Many believers struggle to find purpose because they attempt to live the Christian life in their own strength, guided by feelings, logic, or external pressures. But Scriptu
Healed by the Word, Guarded by His Wisdom
In a world flooded with information but starved for truth, the call to pursue wisdom, understanding, and discernment is more urgent than ever. These are not optional virtues for the believer—they are the backbone of a life that pleases God and leads to healing, direction, and protection. Scripture doesn’t present wisdom as a distant con
Why No One Talks About the Sin of Gluttony
In the modern Church, you hear the bold admonition of pastors who are 50 or more pounds overweight, preaching to you against lust, drunkenness, greed, pride and a multitude of other sins. But what about gluttony? That’s the sin no one dares to name. Why? Let’s dig in. In a nutshell, the moment a pastor […]
True Worship Isn’t a Feel Good Song. It’s a Surrendered Life.
In our generation, praise and worship have become genres, brands, and performances—often far removed from the heart of God. Many churches dim the lights, crank up the speakers, spray up some mist, and call it “worship,” but what heaven longs for is not a concert—it’s a life laid down in surrender. True worship is not [
What True Repentance and Forgiveness Look Like
In a world that tosses around the words “I’m sorry” like they’re magic spells, the biblical concept of repentance has been watered down to little more than regret or guilt. But in the eyes of God, repentance is far more than an apology—it is a radical turning away from sin and a wholehearted return to […]
The Calm Before the Attack: Why You Must Stay Spiritually Awake
One of the most subtle dangers in the Christian walk is the false sense of security that comes when everything seems to be going right. The storms have passed, prayers are being answered, healing has come, and life feels manageable again. But that’s exactly when Scripture warns us to stay on guard. “Be sober, be […]
Trusting Yourself Over God Will Always Lead You Astray
In a world that praises independence, self-reliance, and personal wisdom, it’s easy to be deceived into thinking that leaning on our own understanding is some sort of strength. Culture tells us to “trust your gut,” “follow your heart,” and “do what feels right.” But the Word of God paints a very different p
God Never Promised Wealth… He Promised Provision
In a world where wealth is all too often equated with success and favor, many have come to believe that following Jesus should result in financial abundance. Entire movements have built their theology around the idea that faith guarantees prosperity. But Scripture tells a different story—one of contentment, provision, and unwavering trust in
The Role of Vulnerability in Early Recovery
Vulnerability in early recovery is not a weakness—it’s a reality. When someone begins the journey out of addiction, dysfunction, or deep sin, they are stripped of the familiar coping mechanisms that once numbed pain or controlled emotion. The masks come off. The heart is exposed. The person often feels raw, disoriented, and emotionally
The Straight and Narrow Road: Why It Matters and How to Endure the Storms
Jesus didn’t sugarcoat the way of salvation. In Matthew 7:14, He says, “Narrow is the gate and difficult is the way which leads to life, and there are few who find it.” That one verse demolishes every notion that following Christ is about comfort or popularity. The straight and narrow road is not just a […]
Recovery in a Divided House: When Your Spouse Doesn’t Believe
Recovery is challenging enough when you begin to rebuild your life with Jesus after addiction, trauma, or deep brokenness. It gets a lot more difficult when you’re pursuing biblical recovery and your spouse doesn’t share your faith, the battle can feel tripled. It’s like trying to walk a narrow path uphill—with someone pulli
When Recovery Ends and Your New Life Begins
Recovery is not meant to be a revolving door — it’s a sacred doorway into a brand-new life. Many people in recovery live as if they’re still in the wilderness, wandering in circles, afraid to step into the Promised Land of full healing and freedom. But God’s intention for recovery is not that we remain […]