Aaron Powers

Aaron Powers Husband. Dad. Ministry leader. I care about building strong teams, helping people grow, and serving in places where mission and excellence work together.

Most at home in good conversation, around a table with family, or outdoors near water. Pastor, public speaker, coach, and consultant. I've been serving in ministry for over 20 years in roles from volunteer chair stacker all the way up to lead pastor. I'm passionate about sharing the gospel in ways that are accessible, engaging, and honest. I would love the chance to speak at your church, retreat,

or camp! Additionally, I love working with local churches and para-church organizations to help problem solve and grow through coaching and consulting. Reach out and let me know how I can help you!

09/09/2026

It sounds like freedom, but Jeremiah 17:9 says the heart is deceitful above all things. Think about the worst decision you ever made, you probably followed your heart right into it. Your feelings are real and they matter, but they aren't a reliable compass. Scripture says trust in the Lord with all your heart, not follow it. Let God lead your heart instead of letting your heart lead you.

The first few set the tone. Don't give them to the noise. New every weekday.

09/08/2026

Everything happens for a reason" isn't in the Bible.

We say it to comfort, but it quietly makes God the author of every evil thing. Romans 8:28 says something better and harder. Not that everything is secretly good, but that God can bring good out of even the senseless, broken things that never should have happened. You don't have to pretend it was good. You just have to hand it to the God who redeems.

The first few set the tone. Don't give them to the noise. New every weekday.

09/07/2026

God won’t give you more than you can handle” isn’t in the Bible.

And if you’re the one drowning, it doesn’t comfort, it crushes. The verse people are half-remembering, 1 Corinthians 10:13, is about temptation, not suffering. The truth is God sometimes will let you face more than you can handle, because as long as you think you’ve got it, you’ll keep white-knuckling it alone. The end of your strength is exactly where you finally lean on his.

The first few set the tone. Don’t give them to the noise. New every weekday.

09/04/2026

Somewhere we absorbed the lie that obedience is a transaction, that doing the right things should make life easier. But Jesus promised the opposite. In this world you WILL have trouble, he said, John 16:33. Your struggle isn’t evidence something went wrong in your faith. Sometimes it means you’re right where the faithful have always been. He doesn’t remove the storm. He steps into the middle of it with you.

The first few set the tone. Don’t give them to the noise. New every weekday.

09/03/2026

Is my faith even real if I still have doubts?

We picked up the lie that real faith means total certainty, so when doubt shows up we panic. But the opposite of faith isn’t doubt, it’s unbelief. Doubt is what a living faith does when it’s wrestling. The father in Mark 9:24 said “I believe, help my unbelief,” and Jesus healed his son anyway. The fact that your questions trouble you is evidence your faith is alive. Dead things don’t ache.

The first few set the tone. Don’t give them to the noise. New every weekday.

09/02/2026

Why does God feel most distant in the exact moments I need him most?

The silence is real, and I won’t pretend more faith would’ve fixed it. But feeling distant and being distant are not the same thing. Pain is loud, and it can drown out the awareness of his presence like a whisper in a room full of screaming. Psalm 34:18 says the Lord is close to the brokenhearted. Don’t trust the feeling over the promise.

The first few set the tone. Don’t give them to the noise. New every weekday.

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