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Nothing can ruin you like your own mind. Renew your mind by the Word. Bring your thoughts into captivity. “Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God.” ~Phi 4:6

Many pastors bear incredible burdens that most people never know about. Yet they show up day after day with a good attitude, a love for people, a word from God, and the anointing of the Holy Spirit. When you think of it, pray for your pastors.

Come back to church! No matter what kind of week you’ve had, make today a great day. Get to church, enter into worship, be reminded that God is with you. There’s strength in His presence, hope in His Word & joy in connecting. Don’t miss what God has for you! Meet Him at church!

Discipline beats motivation every time. Motivation is a fleeting emotion; discipline is the will to show up, do the work and stay consistent. Only then will results follow.

Guard your mind like a fortress. Internal toxic thoughts and external toxic voices will try to invade—but not every thought is truth and not every voice deserves a seat at your table. Take every thought captive. Separate from toxic people. Guard your mind. Protect your peace.

Your greatest adversary isn’t the devil—your greatest adversary is you. The enemy has no power unless you open doors & give him access. It’s the flesh that wages war against your soul. Discipline your body. Feed your spirit. Be filled with God's power & shut the door on the devil

The impressive people on the team aren’t the ones with talent, but the ones who are faithful—the ones who have every reason to quit, but keep showing up day after day, week after week & do their job with a great attitude & excellence I’ll take faithfulness over talent every time

4200 religions in the world today and only one empty tomb! “But the angel answered and said to the women, “Do not be afraid, for I know that you seek Jesus who was crucified. He is not here; for He is risen, as He said. Come, see the place where the Lord lay.” Matthew 28:5-6

You may not see it now, but God is. working behind the scenes. The delays, the detours, even the disappointments—He’s using them all to shape your story for His great purpose. Stand firm. He’s not done with you yet.

If you allow offense to keep you out of church, you surrender to pride, insecurity and immaturity. No one grows in isolation. Seclusion brings stagnation and rumination. Return to maturity. Get planted. Get to church. Get accountable. Get serious about your spiritual growth.

Christlike character means engaging people at their worst without being pulled into their toxic dysfunction—because your identity is secure, your boundaries are strong, and your worth isn’t dependent on their approval.

“Avoid a sugar-coated gospel. Seek the gospel that rips up, wounds, and hacks and even kills, for that is the gospel that makes alive again.” Charles Spurgeon

Don’t allow your mind to become a trap. Don’t allow your thoughts to become a prison. Negative thinking. Playing the victim. Catastrophizing. Over analyzing. Ruminating. Resenting. Criticizing. Stressing. Worrying. Hating. Lying.

The world is chasing artificial intelligence. But what we need is ancient wisdom—God’s wisdom given to us through the Scriptures. AI is powerful—but it’s not a Savior. Isaiah 44 warns not to worship what we’ve made. Today’s idol isn’t a carved statue, it’s technology.

When bad things happen, don’t say “Everything happens for a reason.” Sometimes the “reason” is you made bad choices that brought bad consequences. Instead, let your life be full of good things that happen because you make good choices that bring God’s good blessings.

MODESTY is knowing enough to know I don’t know enough. TEACHABILITY is being smart enough to know I’m not smart enough. HUMILITY is the combination of the two.