Ephesians 3:20- Now unto him that is able to do exceeding abundantly above all that we ask or think, according to the power that worketh in us. Walk with me through the word as God reveals this sweet revelation that He is and will always be able!

Let's travel through the word in Acts Chapter 3. I know it may seem easy to say of course Christ is enough, but do our actions and words align with that statement? I pray this blesses you in the way that it blessed me.

I heard it said the way you do one thing is the way you do everything. How you live your life today is how you will live your life next week. God has given us so much to be thankful for. The Bible says in Psalm 90:12, "So teach us to number our days that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom. "This is the reality of life. We only have one. We are here one day and gone the next. As we enter into 2023, making it count is being obedient to what God is doing in your life. Make it count for eternity.

Matthew 5:14-" Ye are the light of the world. A city that is set on a hill cannot be hid." You don't have to wait until January 1st to start becoming the change you want to see. If you're going to be that brother or sister that you desire to be, then you need to be that person right now. Sitting idle won't change your circumstance. Be willing to step up and be the leader called has called you to be. Be the change in your community. Be the change in your family. Be the change in your relationships. Say yes to the calling of leadership on your life.

No matter the season or the changes we are facing today, I challenge us to look back at what God has done for us up until this point. Has He been faithful to you? He has been faithful to me. His faithfulness towards me in different aspects of my life has led me to a point where I truly trust God with my whole life. I trust Him with my today, my tomorrow, and my future.

From everyone who has been given much, much will be demanded; and from the one who has been entrusted with much, much more will be asked. – Luke 12:48 Whether you have been entrusted with little or much, your commitment to faithful stewardship remains the same. God isn't concerned with how much or how little you have, he is concerned with what you are doing with what you have been given. Let's travel through the word and get a better understanding of what faithful stewardship looks like in everyday life.

It's important we understand what we pray when we talk to God. I have often heard and I've even said, "Lord, you are the potter, and I am the clay." Heck, it was the name of my earring company at one point. The Lord took me to this story and showed me what exactly He meant when He gave the message to Jeremiah. Let's travel through the word and hear the voice of God. Let's hear what it truly means to be the clay and allow God to be the potter. organ instrument included let's get it!

This episode is a little different, but necessary for our daily walk with Christ. I pray this teaching encourages you to open your mind and heart to fasting. Fasting is basically abstaining from food for a spiritual purpose. Fasting "crucifies the flesh" and "chastens the soul." Fasting can also be very beneficial in healing the body. I pray something in this teaching ignites you to either start fasting again or fast for the first time.

In the high places, you learn humility. In the low places, you learn to stand tall. I encourage you to face the valleys with a new perspective. I would have never appreciated my mountain top experience without the valleys. It was in the valley I found out what I was made of. It was in the valley I found God to be faithful. It is in the valley we are deposited into. It is in the valley where we find ourselves leaning on the one source, God.

I'm going to be honest with you, I had a message. I had this message about being distracted and I do believe someone in the house needed to hear it. However, there was a spirit of sadness that came in the house that I felt deeply. I was asking the Lord to help me find the words to address this sadness. I started my word, and at a certain moment, God switched it up. I folded my notes and preached from the word. It's important as a speaker to stay sensitive to the Holy Spirit and stay sensitive to the spirits that are brought into your church.