Good and evil come from the same tree. Only life comes from God. Real discernment is simple: Is this God or not? See people through His eyes, not their behavior. Drop the fig leaves. Let Him define you.

We don’t earn God’s love or our place with Him. Salvation is His desire, not our achievement. What He wants is relationship, not performance. You’re not God’s employee—you’re His child. Walk with Him, trust Him, and let His truth bring real freedom.

Sometimes love doesn’t look like comfort—it looks like truth. Letting someone struggle can be the most loving thing you do, because the hard road leads to life. Don’t rescue too soon; God may be teaching them to swim.

Early believers weren’t called Christians. What began as an insult has become a title, but have we lost its meaning? Let's discuss what it truly means to follow Jesus with humility, love, and character. Because being a Christian isn’t just a label or a prayer—it’s a life that reveals who He really is.

What if love, not exposure, was our first response? In this episode, I share how God challenged my instinct to “call something out” and reminded me that His justice looks like restoration, not humiliation. Instead of shame, we’re called to bring double honor — because that’s how hearts really change.

Taking a Sabbath for July—after 6 months of near-daily episodes, it’s time to rest, reflect, and reset. We’ll return in August with guests, deeper convos, and fresh grace. In the meantime, visit Facebook to help support a grieving mother.

Sometimes your GPS is off—and so are you. We think we’ve heard God, but it’s just what we wanted to hear. Don’t be afraid to recalibrate. Admit when you’ve missed it. Faith pleases God, not perfection. Reset. Realign. Let Him lead.

You don’t have to know everything. God’s timing is protection. When you know, you’re accountable—so enjoy the grace in not knowing yet. Walk at His pace. Trust the process. 💭⏳

Went fishing, caught nothing—except a life lesson. A stranger shows up with unsolicited advice that felt like divine timing. Sometimes God’s messengers come in unexpected packages. In the ramble of life, look for Him.