Daily Study: Most Christians are controlled by their feelings, which is completely backward from God's viewpoint. At times, it may seem impossible, but God has designed us to control our feelings instead of the other way around. When our feelings are out of control, we become stressed, which leads to constant irritability and long-term depression. On the other hand, controlled feelings lead to sustainable peace and unshakable faith.

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Bible Discussion: When praying for marriage restoration after separation or divorce, begin by asking if it’s God’s will—don’t stand in faith without His direction. Consider if your ex-spouse is available or entangled in another relationship, and ask God if their absence is actually His protection. Be prepared for others not to support your decision to believe for restoration, and commit to the journey regardless of the outcome. Focus less on changing your ex and more on becoming someone they could return to. Forgive fully, and pray for their spiritual growth—not just the return of the marriage, but true healing and transformation.

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Pastoral Chat: In this message, I explore whether it’s possible to get remarried after divorce, looking at how different Christian traditions approach the topic. Some believe remarriage is only allowed if a former spouse has died, while others permit it in cases like adultery or abandonment. I personally lean toward the Eastern Orthodox view that marriage is sacred, but in a broken world, divorce and remarriage can sometimes be necessary. My heart is for reconciliation whenever possible, but I also believe God is compassionate and can lead someone into a new, healthy marriage. Divorce doesn’t have to be a lifelong sentence of singleness—God redeems and restores.

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Daily Study: As entrepreneurs, we are internally wired to solve problems. So when we are faced with the stress of financial pressures, we jump into action and try everything we know to make more money. However, this is a recipe for disaster, and it just increases the stress. Instead of acting, we should first pray, then do and praise.

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Daily Study: Faith is the spiritual force God has given to us to receive the things we desire in this life. However, there is a false faith that tricks us into laziness, which hinders us from achieving our goals and receiving what we desire. 

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Open Forum: Pastor Amos shared his decision to decline an opportunity to run for City Council, explaining that the role would be a distraction from his God-given purpose. He introduced a four-part decision-making framework—critical, strategic, nice to have, and irrelevant—to help assess opportunities based on alignment with vision, which sparked meaningful discussion among participants. Stephanie raised concerns about accepting government funding for a documentary promoting godly marriage among Gen Z, and Pastor Amos encouraged her to evaluate whether such funding could compromise her message. Ark shared his improving financial situation and a new job offer, leading to a conversation about balancing financial needs and purpose in different life seasons. Stephanie also praised God for resolving her daughter’s financial and legal issues through a series of divine interventions. Pastor Amos reflected on the stages of a man's life, from son to king to sage, emphasizing the importance of embracing each season and adjusting one’s focus accordingly. The group also discussed the challenges of balancing work, family, and faith, and the importance of trusting God's timing and direction through every phase of life.

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Daily Study: Just because you can do it or it looks profitable or seems helpful doesn't mean you should do it. The time God has given you on earth is supposed to be filled with projects commissioned by God. When you involve yourself in unauthorized projects (however good they may be), you will stress yourself out because you will be doing it without God.

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Daily Study: Do you desire better results in your life and calling? If so, you need to be like God and create the future you desire. The way God creates is by speaking the end from the beginning.

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Pastoral Chat: Believers often debate whether divorce and remarriage are sinful, but they overlook Jesus' main message in the Gospels. Jesus taught that divorcing with the intent to marry someone else is adultery, emphasizing that the law of Moses does not justify selfish motives. He was not condemning all divorce and remarriage, but specifically the sinful desire to leave a spouse for another person.

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Daily Study: I have a single thought I want to share with you: “God is not the author of confusion.” Any area of your life where there is disorder and/or a lack of clarity, God is not the author of that. An author is someone who creates. God creates peace, which is order and clarity, not confusion. Learn more about this concept and gain insight from Holy Spirit on how to bring peace to all areas of your life and calling.

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