Follow the King

We were created in the image of God—but we were not created to be God. Creation and Sabbath provide a way of life—and embracing our limits provide a way to God.

The story of Christmas is the story of the Son of God entering a world filled with chaos to identify with the overlooked outsider and the rejected foreigner. As followers of Jesus, we are invited to step into the chaos around us—and transform the world with the love of Christ and the power of His Spirit. #ChristmasMessage #Hope

Which grieves the heart of God most: a company leaving Christ out of Christmas—or Christians leaving Christ out of their lives?

✨ God is in the details! Just like in the story of Esther, where divine interventions shaped history, your life is part of a greater plan. Remember, every moment is purposeful—what will you do with it? #Faith #DivinePurpose

A Promised Seed, a divine council, human deliverers, and my obedience to the Spirit—how do these all intersect with the story of Christmas?

It begins by understanding that the Bible is a collection of accounts of Yahweh’s divine protection through chosen human instruments against the assassination attacks of the Promised Seed of Genesis 3 by every world empire empowered by fallen sons of God.

This reality makes Christmas a celebration of God’s faithfulness to His Word and to His people—and reminds believers that God’s kingdom is experienced when God’s people are obedient to God’s Spirit.

We all have a story that needs to be told, but our stories need to be told within the greater story of Jesus—because He is the hero of all our stories.

Because we will all die one day, we must teach the next generation how to live for King Jesus today. Our calling as parents is not to provide a comfortable life for our children—but a way of life for our children.

Cosmic Geography! Divine Council! The Gates of Hell! Holy War!

You may never read your Bible the same way!

The Bible is an amazingly supernatural book that reveals the redeeming work of Jesus to be so much greater than what we initially believe! The pages of Scripture reveal His mission to reclaim the disinherited nations, to defeat Satan and the rebellious sons of God, to bind the dragon from deceiving the nations, and to send out disciples with the message that a new kingdom is here!

The parable of the prodigal son is about a perfect Father with both a rebellious and a self-righteous son. The perfect Son is not in the story—He is telling the story. And Jesus is writing our story too—reminding us that our worth to the Father is not found in what we do for Him, but in who we are with Him.