This is what I’m on: Jesus doesn’t adjust to us—we adjust to Him. He’s the King. Every part of our lives must submit to Him. When we do, He works powerfully through us. It’s not about being “enough”; it’s about surrender. Let Jesus lead.

Would you let Him deal with you? Would you let Him convict you in your heart right now? Whatever He convicts you of—whatever needs to be turned over to Him—will you do it? Hold up your whole life like a mirror, turning it at every angle: your marriage, your job, your finances, your health, your emotions, your family, and everything else you’re dealing with. Take a good look and ask yourself, Is Christ in that? And if He’s not, let Him in. If He is, keep trusting! This is the truth. This is the gospel.

The Grace of God is so powerful, so far-reaching, so available to absolutely everyone—yes, even them. Even you. It may feel uncomfortable. It may seem unfair. But grace isn’t about what we deserve—it’s about who God is. Grace meets you where you are, but it doesn’t leave you there. It’s not a license to sin; it’s a license to leave sin behind. When you take a step toward God in faith, He welcomes you as if you’ve been with Him forever. No one is too far for Him to reach. Will you take that step today?

What happens when God moves and we respond? God’s perfect will is accomplished. God’s will is done. He moves with purpose and with a plan! Jesus calls us to lay down our lives and follow Him completely. Many walked away, unwilling to give up everything. But those who said yes—who responded to God’s call—had their lives and their families’ futures turned upside down. The world was forever changed because of people who said yes to Jesus. Right now, the Spirit of the Lord is moving—will you say yes?

At the core of who I am, my deepest desire is to please God before anything or anyone else. Before I try to please others—whether it’s you, my kids, or even my wife—I must first please God. Every place I go, every decision I make, I have to fear the Lord, seek His will, and desire to please Him. Holiness must encompass every part of who we are, influencing every question we ask ourselves. From the moment I wake up and put on clothes, to the choices I make throughout the day—whether it’s looking in the mirror, deciding where to go, what to say, or what to post—I need to consider if these actions align with holiness. Even the things I choose to watch, listen to, read, or click on should be approached with a heart that seeks to honor God.

His people, walking worthy of Him. Let us be the end of the gospel branch, bearing His fruit and bringing His presence into the lives of those we meet. God, let this be true of us. Stir our hearts to live this out—not just in words, but in action. May we reflect this in our relationships—with our families, neighbors, friends, coworkers, and everyone we encounter. Everywhere we go, let us be a living testimony of the gospel, recognizing brokenness and bringing life. Jesus is the answer. His Spirit will guide us, and as we do our part, God will transform lives.

The world is broken and destined for destruction, but God made a way. He took the judgment we deserved upon Himself. God did not send His Son to condemn but to save. This is what Jesus said about Himself! This is the good news: If you believe in Me, if you have hope in Me, if you commit to Me, you will live forever with Me. That’s good news for a world that is perishing. The light has come into the world—will you step into it?

There is incredible power in asking with faith—without complaining—and fully trusting God’s Word. Every day, we place blind trust in ordinary things: mailing letters, relying on banks, ordering from Amazon, and investing in systems we never actually see. Yet, do we trust God’s promises with the same certainty? When His answer doesn’t come right away, do we continue to stand in faith, or do we take matters into our own hands? Numbers 23:19 reminds us: God is not a man, that He should lie. His Word is unwavering, and His promises are always fulfilled.

The Lord has a single purpose for us, and that’s to reach and make disciples. The purpose of the church is to teach, equip, encourage, and reach the lost. It’s about connecting with Jesus, living out His values, and being unified in our mission to make disciples, growing together and transforming lives.

Come closer to Him, seeking His presence and eliminating every distraction that pulls you away. Wash your hands of the filthiness of wrongdoing, cleansing yourself from the stains of sin. Unify your mind, desiring the mindset of Christ, allowing His wisdom and peace to guide you. Purify your heart, turning away from the desires of sin and lawlessness, and embracing a heart that seeks righteousness and holiness.