Send us a text "Never Stop Learning" reminds us that titles and positions don’t guarantee understanding—only humility and a willingness to keep learning lead us into the power of God. Support the show
Send us a text "Let Go and Trust" is a reminder that worry only magnifies problems, while trust places them where they belong—into God’s hands. Support the show
Send us a text "Use What You Have" reminds us that God expects faithfulness, not fear, with the gifts He’s entrusted to us. Playing it safe by doing nothing is not obedience—stepping out in faith is. Support the show
Send us a text "God Provides" is a reminder that even when circumstances feel uncertain, the Lord is faithfully at work—meeting today’s needs while securing eternity. His provision may surprise us, but it never fails. Support the show
Send us a text "The Prince Of Peace" reminds us that when the holiday rush threatens to overwhelm us, true peace is found only by centering our hearts on Jesus. Support the show
Send us a text "Who's In Your Corner?" reminds us that David surrounded himself with people of strength, loyalty, and courage, challenging us to consider whether our own circle helps us stand firm when battles come. Support the show
Send us a text "The Reputation Of Your Family" reminds us that just like Ruth, our character shapes the reputation attached to our name, and living with integrity leaves a legacy that honors God. Support the show
Send us a text "The One-Sided Covenant" reminds us that when God made His covenant with Abram, only He passed between the sacrifices, proving His promises depend entirely on His character—not our performance. Support the show
Send us a text "Choose Your Circle Wisely" reminds us that the people we surround ourselves with shape our future, and we all need friends who not only support us but challenge us to be better. Support the show
Send us a text "The Meaning Of Life" reminds us that while the world searches for answers, Scripture makes our purpose clear—please God in every moment and the rest falls into place. Support the show
Send us a text "A Simple Salvation" reminds us that people may complicate the gospel, but God never did—He offers the water of life freely to all who accept Jesus as Lord. Support the show
Send us a text "Playing With Holy Fire" reminds us that Nadab and Abihu weren’t punished for an innocent mistake but for knowingly disregarding God’s clear command. Their story is a sobering reminder that obedience matters—and that God’s holiness isn’t something to take lightly. Support the show
Send us a text "Use Your Time Wisely" highlights that every moment before our final breath is another chance to turn to Jesus—just like the thief on the cross who chose wisely in his last moments. Support the show
Send us a text "A Love That Makes No Sense" reminds us that God’s love isn’t logical or earned—He loves us because it’s His nature, filling us with life, completeness, and power. Support the show
Send us a text "Get to the Airport Early" urges us to treat our spiritual readiness with the same urgency we'd have if we were catching the flight of a lifetime, remembering that our moment before God isn’t scheduled by us. Support the show
Send us a text In "Own Your Actions", we’re reminded that our choices shape our consequences, just as Paul warned the Corinthians that their behavior would determine the spirit of his return. Support the show
Send us a text In "Still Capable", we’re reminded that while Christians are made new, we still wrestle with our sinful nature—yet Jesus gives us grace to rise again and walk closely with God. Support the show
Send us a text In "Stop And Listen", we're reminded that controlling our tongue and choosing patience over quick responses can spare us trouble and strengthen our relationships. Support the show
Send us a text In "Earned Trust", we see that confidence in God is never misplaced, because His faithfulness gives us every reason to trust Him again and again. Support the show
Send us a text In "Brought This Far By God", we’re reminded to pause and acknowledge that every step forward has been guided by God’s grace, not our own strength. Support the show