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Comission us Igniting a passion for evangelism in the local church to do evangelistic outreaches around the USA We are passionate about the Gospel message.

It is our focus to see souls saved. A lot focus on the byproducts of the Gospel but we want to focus on the Gospel itself and believe the benefits of the Gospel will follow organically. As Jesus said "ye must be born again"

Comparison and jealousy when left unchecked always lead to destruction. It started in the beginning with Cain and Abel. ...
05/27/2026

Comparison and jealousy when left unchecked always lead to destruction. It started in the beginning with Cain and Abel. Jealousy has the power to poison the human heart until people can no longer see clearly. Comparison will make us overlook everything God has done in our lives because we become obsessed with what someone else has. Humanity is constantly looking across the fence thinking peace, joy, fulfillment, or purpose is somewhere else. Our flesh always wants more. More attention. More success. More validation. More possessions. More influence. Yet the more humanity gets without God, the emptier humanity becomes.

One of the hardest lessons in this life is learning contentment. Very few people truly learn it. The flesh fights against contentment because contentment requires trust. It requires surrender. It requires us to believe that God knows exactly what He is doing with our lives even when life does not look the way we thought it would.

The enemy wants us focused on what we don’t have because if he can keep us dissatisfied, he can keep us distracted. Social media, culture, pride, and comparison constantly feed the lie that we are missing out or that God has forgotten us. But when we walk closely with Christ, He begins to change our perspective. What once looked like a mountain becomes a little pile of dirt before the greatness of God.

God is bigger than every problem we face.
God is bigger than betrayal.
God is bigger than rejection.
God is bigger than loss.
God is bigger than fear.
God is bigger than the future we cannot see.

One word from God can change everything.

The difficult part is trusting Him while we are still in the middle of the process. Faith is easy when the breakthrough comes. Faith becomes real when everything around us feels uncertain and we still choose to trust Him anyway.

Keeping an eternal perspective is one of the greatest battles we will ever face in this life. The world trains us to obsess over temporary things while God calls us to live for eternity. This world is constantly pulling at our emotions trying to make us panic, fear, strive, compare, and lose peace. But Christ calls us to surrender. He calls us to release control, fear, anxiety, bitterness, and worry into His hands.

God knows what He is doing at all times even when we do not understand it.

When we have Christ we do not suddenly become perfect. Our humanity will still wrestle against the will of God. The flesh will still resist surrender. There will still be days where we feel weak, emotional, frustrated, or weary. But God is patient with us through the process. Sanctification is not instant perfection, it is daily surrender.

The more we walk with God the more we realize we were never meant to carry the weight of this life on our own shoulders. Peace comes when we stop trying to be God over our own lives and start trusting the One who already holds our future in His hands.

This season will not last forever.
This pain will not last forever.
This battle will not last forever.

God is still working even when we cannot see it.

Once people know us one way, it can be very difficult for them to see us in a new way. It takes time for people to reali...
05/26/2026

Once people know us one way, it can be very difficult for them to see us in a new way. It takes time for people to realize that just because we once lived one way, Christ can change us in a moment and lead us in another direction. What would take years for someone to change, Christ can transform in an instant. Redemption is possible in Jesus Christ.

He can replace the negative labels people place on us with the blessing God spoke over us through the cross. If we lived our lives by the opinions of people, many of us would never get out of bed. Humanity’s sinful nature causes division, betrayal, jealousy, and destruction. Cain and Abel show us what we are capable of if jealousy and bitterness are left unchecked.

When people speak unbelief, doubt, or negativity over your life, what they are really doing is setting God up to prove them wrong. Rather than becoming bitter, let it make you better by surrendering to what God says about you in Christ. Do not allow man’s words to take root in your heart. You are not what they say you are. Shame, manipulation, and guilt have no authority over a believer because Christ speaks a better word over us.

God does not shame, manipulate, or guilt us. He knocks at the door of our will, and if we are willing, He prepares a table before us in the presence of our enemies. Speaking negativity over someone’s life or wishing evil upon them will only cause us to stumble over our own words.

The Gospel is good news not only for us, but for everyone who believes in Jesus Christ. There is redemption for both the maligned and the one who has done wrong. Christ receives the repentant. Christ heals the broken. Jesus Christ is the way for whosoever will to be saved.

If we draw near to Him, He will draw near to us. The closer we get to Him, the more His character will be seen through our lives. Those who truly know Christ will love as He loved, encourage as He encouraged, and challenge as He challenged. Those who give place to darkness often become sarcastic, negative, shaming, manipulative, and condemning. Religion often reflects these traits, which is why religion without relationship becomes toxic.

This is one reason the religious leaders wanted Christ crucified. They celebrated His death, but they were confounded on the third day when the tomb was empty and Jesus Christ rose again.

No one knows the day or the hour, but we can discern the season by what we see happening around us. Jesus warned us abou...
05/22/2026

No one knows the day or the hour, but we can discern the season by what we see happening around us. Jesus warned us about the signs of the end and many of those signs are more evident today than at any other time in history. Christ warned us to beware of those who say, “The Lord delays His coming,” and use that message to encourage comfort, compromise, and carelessness rather than holiness and readiness.

Much of the modern church is preaching comfort without preparation. We constantly hear messages about not fearing, yet many are not equipping the church to endure, stay awake spiritually, and be ready for the return of Christ. Believing in the rapture should never produce spiritual laziness. Jesus warned us to keep oil in our lamps and remain watchful.

Years ago many pastors preached with conviction about eternity, repentance, holiness, and the fear of the Lord. But somewhere along the way, many pulpits exchanged conviction for comfort and discipleship for personality driven Christianity. A seducing spirit entered many churches under the disguise of “grace” and “new covenant teaching.” Bible reading became labeled legalism. Evangelism became labeled self righteousness. Spiritual discipline became mocked unless it involved building platforms or increasing influence.

Many churches today function more like personality cults than biblical churches. A personality cult elevates the preacher above Christ and opinions above Scripture. The local church was meant to disciple believers in the Word of God, not entertain them once a week with motivational sermons lacking biblical depth. A 45 minute sermon filled with opinions more than Scripture will never produce mature disciples.

The church desperately needs shepherds again. Pastors are called to love people, not just love preaching. Shepherds should smell like sheep. Many shine behind pulpits but avoid true sacrifice, correction, discipleship, and personal care for the flock. When pastors do not truly know and love their people, division easily enters the church.

We do not need celebrity Christianity in this hour. We need repentance. We need holiness. We need shepherds filled with tears, conviction, courage, and the fear of the Lord. We need believers who know the Scriptures for themselves and who are filled with the Holy Spirit.

Jesus is coming. Let us wake up, trim our lamps, fill ourselves with oil, and return to our first love while there is still time. Repent and believe the Gospel.

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