Words can build your family—or burn it down.

Labor Day reminds us: work matters to God. Real men don’t just “talk big,” they put in the work.

Sunday is more than a tradition. It’s your weekly chance to plug into the Source—God’s Word, God’s people, God’s Spirit. When you leave recharged, you walk into Monday stronger, calmer, more focused, and ready to lead your family and fight the battles ahead.

It takes confidence and humility to invite God to search us.

When choosing right or wrong, we need to remember that, just because something is legal doesn't mean it's good.

We needn't fear change, but we also don't want to change just to change.

Most interests have a tipping point where the return no longer justifies the investment. Jesus keeps delivering and is worthy of our full attention.

The people we minister to don't always respond the way we'd like. They're often carrying more hurt and emotional damage than we realized. Fortunately, we're not called to be anyone's savior. Instead, we keep doing the good work in hopes to introduce others to the only One who truly saves.

One reason people hate Mondays is because they're trying to anticipate a week's worth of work and problems. When we tackle the week one day at a time, we're less likely to become overwhelmed.

God is everywhere, but He doesn't always reveal Himself in big ways.