The number one question people ask about life is simple: “Why am I here?” And honestly, who better to ask than the One who made us? But that leads to another question—how do we actually hear back from God? If someone asked you, “How do you hear the voice of God?” what would you say? What real examples would you give—times He guided you, comforted you, or kept you from making a bad decision? In this series, Suzan and I are going to share stories from our own walk with God to help you better recognize His voice in your life—and give you the language and confidence to help others do the same.

In this episode, we take a brief look at David. The Bible describes him as a "man after God's own heart." He was a skilled musician, a songwriter, poet and a humble man - but also a valiant leader/warrior who wasn't afraid to spill the blood of the enemies of Israel. What can we take away from his example that will make us valiant leader/warriors in the spiritual realm today?

In this brief episode I want to share an edifying tip to help you get off to a good start in 2026 as well share some important updates about Hope Signals.

Shouldn't we aspire to be great? Don't we hope to recognized as great parents, employees or business owners? In this series we'll look at NickSaban's Five Enemies of Greatness but first we need to define greatness and the biblical pathway to achieving it.

Shouldn't we aspire to be great? Don't we hope to recognized as great parents, employees or business owners? In this series we'll look at Nick Saban's Five Enemies of Greatness but first we need to define greatness and the biblical pathway to achieving it.

Shouldn't we aspire to be great? Don't we hope to recognized as great parents, employees or business owners? In this series we'll look at Nick Saban's Five Enemies of Greatness but first we need to define greatness and the biblical pathway to achieving it.

Shouldn't we aspire to be great? Don't we hope to recognized as great parents, employees or business owners? In this series we'll look at Nick Saban's Five Enemies of Greatness but first we need to define greatness and the biblical pathway to achieving it.

If we're going to find the more we are built for, it's imperative that we deal with the negative labels life puts on us. Sometimes these labels come from other people but sometimes we put negative labels on ourselves. We need to walk in the identity God gives us once we've come to faith in Jesus. Moreover, we need to be an accurate representation of His love, mercy and grace for others. We are, after all, the embodiment of Christ on earth.

Isn't interesting how at different times in our lives we can feel like we're not reaching our potential? The feeling that there must be more to life just gnaws at us sometimes doesn't it? Maybe we see others advancing, prospering and taking new ground in life then wonder why we feel stuck in neutral. The good news is that there is more! You were built for more and there is a biblical way by which we can position ourselves for promotion.

Isn't interesting how at different times in our lives we can feel like we're not reaching our potential? The feeling that there must be more to life just gnaws at us sometimes doesn't it? Maybe we see others advancing, prospering and taking new ground in life then wonder why we feel stuck in neutral. The good news is that there is more! You were built for more and there is a biblical way by which we can position ourselves for promotion.