You may not feel like you’re shining, but someone else might be looking to you today and seeing hope. The light you carry matters—especially when it’s quiet.

This morning I saw something I hadn’t seen in days—the sun. It reminded me that just because something’s hidden doesn’t mean it’s gone. God’s still near.

Most people dread Mondays. But what if we reframed the start of the week as a fresh opportunity to serve, love, and lead well—right where we are?

That phrase, “I’m just tired of people,” has become more common. This post explores what it means, why rest matters for every personality, and how even Jesus stepped away.

Stormy mornings and a simple story from Acts 9 remind us that we don’t have to be in the spotlight to make a difference. Sometimes the most important thing you’ll ever do is just hold the rope.

reminder to pause, look up, and pay attention to the people and moments right in front of you.

What do you do when Monday tests everything you just preached on Sunday? A canceled flight, delays, and teriyaki chicken mishaps might not sound like holy ground—but sometimes, that’s exactly where praise belongs.

Before you dive into your to-do list, pause. What if the most productive thing you could do today is praise? Even in the messiness of a Monday, God is worthy—and praise is your pathway into His presence. Let this reminder reset your focus before the rush begins.

After running my car through a wash, I realized how clean the outside looked—but the inside told a different story. Jesus warned us not to settle for surface-level faith. Today’s devotional challenges us to let God clean beneath the surface, where it matters most.

We often expect God to speak through the spectacular—fire from heaven, bold signs, or big breakthroughs. But what if the voice we’re waiting for is already speaking in the quiet? Elijah didn’t hear God in the wind, the earthquake, or the fire. He heard Him in a whisper. If we want to hear that whisper, we might need to quiet the noise around us. Here's how.

Worship is not just for Sunday mornings. It’s a weapon for life’s battles. When Jehoshaphat faced overwhelming odds, he didn’t start with strategy—he started with praise. This isn’t just an ancient story; it’s a reminder for us today. Worship shifts the focus from our struggles to God’s strength. Read more about the power of leading with worship.

Some decisions in life make perfect sense. Others feel impossible. When God calls us to step into the unknown, it’s rarely comfortable—but it’s always an invitation to trust Him more. Obedience before clarity has always been the pattern of faith. What step is God calling you to take today?

By midweek, life can feel exhausting. Worship shifts our focus from our circumstances to God’s goodness. Here’s why praising Him when we’re weary changes everything

Materialism is woven into American culture, but the real struggle might be something deeper—coveting. We often compare up, rarely down, and in doing so, we lose sight of what really matters. If we’re not careful, we let money, not God, become our security. What if we shifted our perspective?

Spiritual growth rarely happens overnight. It’s like planting a fruit tree—years of watering and waiting before you see any sign of fruit. But just because you don’t see change doesn’t mean nothing is happening. God is always at work, preparing you for the harvest. The real question is, will you be ready when the fruit comes?

Most of life isn’t spent in grand spiritual moments. It’s lived in the quiet routines of everyday life—grocery shopping, conversations around the table, small acts of love. But what if we saw these moments as opportunities to honor God? Learn how to stay faithful when life feels ordinary.

Leadership can drain you. The expectations, the late-night calls, the never-ending needs—it all adds up. But God never intended for you to run on empty. If you're feeling exhausted, this is for you. Discover how to lead from a place of overflow rather than depletion

Last night, something unusual happened. I felt the need to open a physical Bible, free from notifications and distractions. That moment, combined with a simple hallway encounter and a dinner conversation, led to a powerful realization. The book has always been in the house—but was I truly opening it?

When life feels scattered and broken, God doesn’t just fix everything for us. He calls us to build. Inspired by Pastor Jentezen Franklin’s message at the CMN Conference, this reflection challenges us to pick up our tools, step into faith, and start rebuilding what the enemy has tried to tear down.

How do I really see? Yesterday, Pastor Juan shared a powerful message that challenged me to consider whether I’m viewing life through my own experiences or through God’s eyes. Am I seeing myself, others, and ministry the way He does? Join me as we explore how to shift our vision to align with God's truth."