Sometimes the most powerful “yes” to God begins with a courageous “no” to the world.

You weren’t made to mindlessly follow the crowd—you were made to press on with purpose.

C.S. Lewis didn’t cling to faith because it felt good—he trusted because he was convinced it was true.

What if the miracle at Jericho wasn’t just supernatural—but supernaturally timed?

Be careful what you gaze upon, for what you see can quickly lead you to covet, and what you covet, you may eventually take—at a greater cost than you realize.

What God starts in you, He promises to finish—fully, faithfully, and in His perfect time.

When you surrender your life to Christ, He doesn’t just improve it—He makes you entirely new.

In a world pressing you to conform, God's invitation is to be radically transformed, allowing His Spirit to renew your mind and align you with His perfect will.

Even in the deepest valleys of pain and unanswered questions, God walks with you—never abandoning, always refining, always near.

Following in Christ’s steps means not wasting our suffering—but letting it point others to the hope we’ve found in Him.