Created for Christ’s Work

“Thanksgiving Special🍗🦃!”

Have you ever heard, “it’s not what you say but how you say it?” This statement is true. In Ephesians we will see the importance of speaking and telling the truth (even when it hurts), but doing it in a loving way, because ultimately you just want to see a change made in their lives.

It's time to speak up! While the world is badly professing their own beliefs and stances, it is time for us to broadly speak the name of Jesus. We serve a good God and the world needs to know it🌎! If the world can’t hear you, speak up 🗣️!

Hi y’all, have you ever noticed how easy it is to talk about how dark the world feels—how heavy, confusing, or unfair things seem? But here’s the truth: we were never called to curse the darkness; we were called to carry the light.

In this episode, we’re talking about what it really means to be the light—not just in church or on social media, but in everyday spaces. From the workplace to our homes, our light is not meant to blend in; it’s meant to stand out.

We are faced with all kinds of issues in our world. We are faced with murder, wars, mental illnesses, and amongst other issues. Yet this episode can be encouragement that these things do not change how good God is. God is good ALL the time😌🙌🏽.

It is Pastor Appreciation Month! This episode is intended to give honor and appreciation to the shepherds that God has given to us. We are never to take for granted the fact that God has given us pastors after his own heart, therefore, through this episode I pray that every child of God came honor and appreciate the chosen leader leaders in the church today. Whether you are a pastor, bishop, or prophet, Happy Pastor Appreciation Month😄🥳🎉🎊!

In this episode of Created for Christ’s Work, we look at the story of Adam and Eve in Genesis 3 and how one choice changed everything. Our obedience or disobedience shapes the direction of our lives, just like theirs did. The enemy still tries to twist God’s truth and influence our decisions—but we have the power to choose differently. Every choice either draws us closer to God or pulls us away.

In this episode of Created for Christ’s Work, we dive into Romans 7:15–20 (NLT), where Paul honestly shares his struggle with sin. Even as a follower of Christ, he wrestled with the tension between his new nature in Christ and the pull of his old sinful nature.

The truth is—the struggle is real for all of us. Like Paul, we may find ourselves doing what we do not want to do, and failing at what we deeply desire to do for God. Yet, this struggle is not meant to shame us. Instead, it reminds us that we cannot overcome in our own strength. Victory comes through Christ, who has already secured our freedom.

As believers, we have the power of the Holy Spirit living within us. We are no longer bound by sin—we are free to live fully in the grace and strength of Christ. The struggle is real, but so is the victory.

Takeaway: You may wrestle, but you are not powerless. Christ’s work in you is greater than the battle within you.

Have you ever felt on top of the world one moment and then completely defeated the next? Elijah did too. In this episode, we dive into the story of Elijah’s highs and lows, his battle with fear and depression, and how God’s still small voice lifted him back up. Whether you’re a teen navigating pressure or an adult carrying hidden struggles, this message reminds us: your lows don’t define you — God’s voice does.

The end of Job.