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."

What if God is ready to move, but He’s waiting on you to prepare? In 2 Kings 3, God told His people to dig ditches before they saw a drop of water. Faith doesn’t wait for signs—it prepares in expectation.

We all have our "But Lord…" moments—times when life doesn’t make sense and we’re left with more questions than answers. But in Job 38, God shifts the perspective: “Where were you when I laid the earth’s foundation?” It’s a humbling reminder that even when we don’t understand, He is still in control.

I haven’t tuned out the news completely, but I have made a conscious effort to avoid the fear-driven, opinion-heavy reporting that stirs people up. It’s easy to fall into the trap of consuming negativity, and before we know it, we’re frustrated, anxious, and even angry. But Philippians 4:8 challenges us to be intentional about what we allow to shape our thoughts. So today, take a step back and ask: What am I feeding my mind?

This morning, I opened the Bible App’s verse of the day—John 16:33. Jesus doesn’t sugarcoat life. Trouble is inevitable, but so is His victory. What if peace isn’t about avoiding struggles but learning to trust the One who has already overcome? Let’s talk about that today.

Yesterday, I was sure we’d be home today. But the snow didn’t come like expected, and now I’m debating whether to venture out. Life is full of these moments—times when plans shift, and we’re left deciding how to respond. Maybe interruptions aren’t just obstacles; maybe they’re opportunities. Let’s talk about trusting God when things don’t go as planned.

There’s a lot of sickness going around, and our household has not escaped it. It seems like it has been lingering, moving from one person to the next. While I have managed to avoid most of it, I may be dealing with a bit of a cough myself.

It’s frustrating to be slowed down when there’s so much to do. But sickness has a way of reminding us of something we often forget: We are not invincible.

We live in a fallen world where sickness and weakness are part of life. I’m not saying God caused this sickness, but I do know this: in every season, even the ones we wouldn’t choose, He is present, and He is faithful.

We often focus on what we should add to our lives—new habits, new commitments, new goals. But what if the key to spiritual growth isn’t just adding more, but letting go of what no longer belongs? Some things serve a purpose for a season, but if we hold onto them too long, they become a burden. Just like a gardener prunes branches for more fruitfulness, we need to clear out what is no longer serving us. What is God calling you to release?

Struggling with prayer? Learn how to move beyond routine and experience a daily connection with God that strengthens your faith and deepens your walk with Him.

Faith isn’t about what we feel—it’s about who God is. When emotions shift and God feels distant, how do we keep trusting? Let’s explore what it means to build faith on truth, not feelings.

Suffering often feels unbearable, leaving us questioning God’s plan. Yet, in the midst of our pain, God is working for our good, drawing us closer to Him, and shaping us for His purposes. Discover how to trust Him even when life hurts.

Walking along the beach with my wife, I’m reminded of the beauty of surrendering to God’s greater plan. Life may not always go the way we expect, but His ways are always higher and better than ours.

Waiting can feel endless, but it’s often where God shapes us the most. Join us as we explore how faith in the waiting process can reveal beauty, meaning, and rewards greater than anything we could imagine.

Spiritual dryness is a common part of the faith journey, but it’s not the end of the story. Learn how to reconnect with God, reignite your passion, and find renewal in His presence.

Have you ever been in complete darkness, unsure of where to step? Just like a single light in a dark room, God’s Word and the Holy Spirit guide us when life feels uncertain. Read on to learn how to walk in His light.

Psalm 43:3 reminds us to seek God’s light and truth as we navigate life’s uncertainties. Discover how starting your week with His guidance can bring peace, clarity, and purpose.