Dave Cutar Ministries

10/27/2026

Here’s my latest blog post.
Read it here: https://davecutar.com/blog/a-better-country/iltj81

Watch the message on YouTube: https://youtu.be/_7QnNMoPv30?si=npc7aAuB3M9-xw2Q

A Better Country | What It Means to Be a Citizen of Heaven We live in a world of borders, passports, and national identities. But the Bible points us toward a citizenship that

10/16/2026

I ministered on the subject of thanskgiving to our church in light of the Thanksgiving holiday. Here’s my latest blog post about it. This and more articles on my website:

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God bless you!

What Thanksgiving Does | What Does Thanksgiving Really Do? The Power of Gratitude Toward God Gratitude is more than a holiday tradition. It is a posture of the heart that has

10/10/2026

Day 5: Your Pain Will Not Cancel His Purpose

After four days of walking through questions about blame, identity, faith, and surrender, we arrive at the place where everything holds together. God's purpose is not fragile. It does not collapse under the weight of your pain, your confusion, or your unanswered prayers. Your pain will not cancel His purpose. That is not a dismissal of what you are going through. It is a declaration about who God is. He is not scrambling to recover from your situation. He is not surprised by it. He was already working in it before you even knew it was coming.

Paul wrote from prison. Job spoke from the ash heap. The man born blind had never seen a sunrise. And yet, through each of them, God revealed something that a comfortable, pain-free life might never have shown. That is not cruelty. That is a God who wastes nothing. Some burdens are heavier than what one person can carry alone, and that is by design. The body of Christ exists to carry what individuals cannot. You were never meant to hold everything by yourself.

So today, hold on. Not because everything is fine, but because God is still God. His power has not diminished. His hand is not shortened. And even when things are not good, they are still working for your good. That is the promise. That is the anchor. And it is enough to keep going.

Bible Verse
"For we brought nothing into this world, and it is certain we can carry nothing out. And having food and raiment let us be therewith content." - 1 Timothy 6:7-8

Reflection Question
Looking back over this week, where have you seen evidence that God was working in your situation even before you recognized it?

Quote
"Your pain will not cancel his purpose."

Prayer
Father, thank You that my pain does not have the final word. Help me to trust that You are working all things together for my good, even the things I do not yet understand. Amen.

10/09/2026

Day 4: Strength in the Surrender

Surrender is one of the most misunderstood words in the Christian life. We tend to hear it as defeat, as giving up, as waving a white flag over something we should have fought harder for. But that is not what surrender to God looks like.

Paul carried a thorn in the flesh that God chose not to remove. He prayed. He asked. He believed. And God's answer was not healing. It was a promise: "My grace is sufficient for you." That is not a consolation prize. It is an invitation into something deeper than a single answered prayer. Surrender is not giving up on God. It is giving up the need to be God yourself. It is releasing the grip on the outcome and trusting that He is more capable of handling it than you are. That is not weakness. That is the highest expression of faith.

In our individualistic culture, we place enormous value on independence. We celebrate self-sufficiency. But God places more importance on dependence. Not because He wants us to feel helpless, but because dependence on Him is where His strength actually shows up in our lives. You may still be waiting for the miracle you asked for. That does not mean no miracle has happened. God works in more ways than one. He works through healings, yes, but also through the waiting, the changed perspective, and the story that points others toward Him. Let go of the need to control the outcome. His grace is enough.

Bible Verse
"For we brought nothing into this world, and it is certain we can carry nothing out. And having food and raiment let us be therewith content." - 1 Timothy 6:7-8

Reflection Question
What outcome are you still trying to control that you have not fully surrendered to God, and what is the fear underneath that resistance?

Quote
"Surrender is not giving up on God. Surrender is giving up my desire and my need to be God."

Prayer
Lord, I release my grip on the outcome I have been holding so tightly. Help me to trust that Your grace is truly sufficient, even when it does not look the way I expected. Amen.

10/08/2026

Day 3: When Explanation Runs Out

Most of us want to understand before we trust. We want the full picture, the clear reason, the logical path from here to there. That is not a character flaw. It is just how we are wired. But faith rarely works that way. Abraham left his home without knowing where he was going. Job held on without knowing what was happening behind the scenes. Jesus prayed in the garden that the cup would pass, and then surrendered the outcome to His Father. None of them had the full explanation. All of them chose to trust anyway.

There is a big difference between not knowing why and not knowing God. If you do not know why something is happening but you know who God is, you have something to stand on. His character does not change when your circumstances do. His power is not diminished because your situation is confusing.

Faith that only functions when everything makes sense is not really faith. It is just agreement with what is already obvious. Real faith steps forward when the explanation runs out, when the prayer has not been answered the way you hoped, when the waiting has gone on longer than feels fair. You do not need to understand everything God is doing to trust that He is doing something. His track record is enough. His character is enough. And even in the silence, He is still God.

Bible Verse
"But godliness with contentment is great gain." - 1 Timothy 6:6

Reflection Question
Where in your life are you waiting for an explanation before you will fully trust God, and what would it look like to trust Him today without one?

Quote
"Biblical faith often begins where explanation ends."

Prayer
God, I confess that I want to understand before I surrender. Help me to trust Your character even when I cannot trace Your hand. Amen.

10/07/2026

Day 2: You Are Not a Mistake

There is a lie that suffering whispers quietly and persistently. It says that if something is broken, it must not have been worth much to begin with. A diagnosis, a disability, a struggle that will not go away can start to feel like evidence that something went wrong at a fundamental level. But God does not make mistakes.

When Jesus saw the man born blind, He did not see a defect or a divine oversight. He saw someone made in the image of God, carrying a story that was still being written. The blindness was not the final word. It was not even the most important word.

That same truth applies to you. Whatever you are carrying, whatever label has been placed on you by a doctor, a family member, or your own inner voice, it does not erase what God placed in you. His image is in you. His purpose is on you. And no circumstance, no matter how heavy or confusing, has the power to cancel that.

This is not a motivational slogan. It is a biblical reality. You were known before you were formed. You were chosen before you could earn it. The hard thing you are living through is not proof that God forgot about you. It may be the very place where He intends to show up most clearly. You are not an accident. You are not a problem. You are a person God sees, knows, and is actively working through.

Bible Verse
"But my God shall supply all your need according to His riches in glory by Christ Jesus." - Philippians 4:19

Reflection Question
In what area of your life have you been tempted to believe that God made a mistake, and what would it look like to reject that lie today?

Quote
"No person here today is a mistake. No life is a mistake. No diagnosis can erase the image of God that He placed in you."

Prayer
Father, remind me today that I am not a mistake. Help me to see myself the way You see me, as someone made in Your image and held in Your purpose. In Jesus' name, Amen.

10/06/2026

Day 1: The Better Question

It is a deeply human instinct to look for someone to blame when something goes wrong. A diagnosis arrives, a relationship fractures, a prayer goes unanswered, and our first move is to ask, "Why? Whose fault is this?"

When Jesus walked past a man who had been blind from birth, His disciples did the same thing. They asked who sinned to cause this. Jesus stopped them cold. He was not interested in assigning blame. He was interested in revealing purpose. That shift matters more than we might realize. When we are locked into the "why" question, we stay stuck. We circle the problem, rehearse the pain, and wait for an explanation that may never come. But Jesus modeled a different posture entirely. He looked at the man, not the condition. He saw a person, not a problem to be solved.

You may be carrying something right now that has no clean explanation. A situation that does not make sense no matter how many times you turn it over. That is an incredibly hard place to live. But here is the encouragement: not knowing why does not mean God is absent or silent. It means He may be working in ways you have not yet been invited to see. The question worth asking today is not who is to blame. It is what God might be revealing right now, in this moment, through this very thing you are walking through.

Bible Verse
"We know that the whole creation has been groaning as in the pains of childbirth right up to the present time." - Romans 8:22

Reflection Question
What situation in your life have you been trying to explain rather than surrendering to God's purpose?

Quote
"You're asking the wrong question. Because we could go on and on and on and on and discuss what's wrong with our world. But Jesus said, you need to be asking not who's to blame or why is He like this? But Jesus is saying, I want you to start asking, what can God reveal at this moment?"

Prayer
Lord, help me to stop demanding answers and start trusting Your intentions. Shift my eyes from the problem in front of me to the purpose You are working through it. In Jesus' name, Amen.

08/03/2026

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06/16/2026

What happens when people want spirituality without surrender, comfort without covenant, and God without lordship?

In this message, “A God In My Own Image,” we look at the danger of creating a version of God that agrees with us instead of allowing the true God to transform us.

The world is hungry for something real — and the church has the opportunity to point people back to the real Jesus.

Watch the full message here:

Preached at Lifepoint Pentecostal Church Quesnel, BC CanadaJune 1...

06/01/2026

My hair is on fireee!!! 🔥😄 What a great Pentecost Sunday . 2 people were baptized in water in Jesus’ name and 1 received the baptism of the Holy Spirit Thankful for the ministry of Bro. & Sis. Ash.