Faith is deeply rooted in perspective. How I see myself impacts how I see the Lord. And how I see the Lord impacts what I believe He will do.

During critical moments of decision and difficult seasons of disappointment, I've learned to stop and pray this question... "Lord, what are you forming in me right now?"

“Stop focusing on the distance and start focusing on the direction.” @JQuinonesYP #ARCamps21

#ARCAMPS21 2 weeks in Redfield. Over 660 campers. $10,500 raised for MTM. Several filled with the Holy Ghost, including 4 in the dorms at 4AM. Pasts erased. Futures changed. Deep spiritual hunger. Visions for missions. We are living in the greatest hour for the church.

We must not be surprised when we consume the meal of a pagan, Babylonian king, that we end up looking and feeling like the pagan, Babylonian children. Our media content choices matter.

Hezekiah let Babylon in. He proudly showed off his spices, treasures and precious things. But, he overlooked his most precious thing; his children. Babylon didn’t want his things. It wanted his children (Is. 39:7) We must not let Babylon care more about our future than we do.

“The devil doesn’t want us to believe what he believes.” Larry Gimnich

7 things to pray for your children: 1. Salvation in Christ. 2. Discernment in life. 3. Selflessness in service. 4. Love in friendships. 5. Victory in temptations. 6. Joy in suffering. 7. Boldness in truth.

“Though we had nothing to do with how the Apostolic church got here, we have everything to do with where the Apostolic church goes from here.” - Jack Cunningham #UPCIGC21

Thankful for my Pastor & his family. Their leadership, example and friendship have greatly impacted my life, family and ministry. I honor Tim Gaddy & Stacy Gaddy today.

Fruit is produced by work and completed by abiding. Keep working and stay faithful.

Three students/young adults challenging #ARHYC21. They spoke on being a “ready generation.” There’s something different about this generation.

The eye is the gate of the soul and the primary source of input for the mind. We should avoid unwholesome reading or viewing. We must particularly beware of modern entertainment media, which typically contain sensuality, immorality, and violence.

Comparing ourselves to others will produce pride or pity.

Much of Saul’s actions demonstrate that you cannot compartmentalize bitterness.

There is no greater outcome than if it serves as God’s intended purpose.

Sin’s deception is that while you may choose the pleasure, you will not choose the consequence.

In God’s Kingdom, the difference between being willing and being available is submission.