Growth in the Gospel

03/04/2026

Moreover it is required in stewards, that a man be found faithful.” — 1 Corinthians 4:2

Consistency builds character.
Consistency strengthens conviction.
Consistency proves who you really fear — God or man.

The same God who parts seas also honors daily faithfulness.

02/28/2026

If obedience only happens when it makes sense to you…
that’s not obedience. That’s agreement.

And God never asked for your agreement.

He asked for your trust.

Abraham didn’t get a five-step explanation.
No roadmap.
No “this will all work out” email confirmation.

Just a command.

And the Bible says in Hebrews 11:8 that he went out, “not knowing whither he went.”

That line is uncomfortable.

Because most of us want clarity before commitment.

We’ll follow God…
as long as He shows us the outcome first.

But faith isn’t stepping when you see the floor.
Faith is stepping because He said step.

So here’s the question:

Is there something you already know God told you to do —
apologize, give, start, stop, forgive, speak —
that you’ve been stalling on because it doesn’t “feel right” yet?

Delayed obedience is still disobedience.

That one stings a little. Good.

02/26/2026

02/21/2026

02/17/2026

If God knows the end from the beginning, then today is not chaos — it’s choreography.

You may feel uncertain. God is not.
You may feel behind. God is not.
You may feel overwhelmed. God is not.

Take a breath. The throne is still occupied.

What’s something you need to surrender to Him today?

02/12/2026

I’m not perfect should never be a license to do whatever you want. Too often Christians use this to do what they want, treat people how they want and think what they want.

But because I’m a not perfect should motivate us to strive to allow God to “make us perfect” sanctify us.

02/11/2026

When the prayer goes unanswered… when the door doesn’t open… when you feel like you’re doing right and losing anyway — that’s when trust becomes real.

02/09/2026

If you are a believer God has called you to try the Spirits whether they be of God or Satan. Unfortunately many Christians do not know how to discern biblically evidenced by last night

02/04/2026

The Gospel isn’t a message for “religious people.”
It’s not reserved for the morally polished, the church-raised, or the ones who have it all together.

The Gospel is for everyone—the broken, the doubting, the tired, the proud, the ashamed, the successful, and the struggling and the hurting

Jesus didn’t come to improve good people.
He came to save lost people.

And here’s the question that matters most:
Have you placed your faith in what Jesus has done… or are you still trusting in what you can do?

Good works can’t erase guilt.
Religion can’t give new life.
Only Jesus—crucified, buried, and risen—can forgive sin and reconcile us to God.

The Gospel isn’t “try harder.”
It’s “trust fully.”

So don’t just admire Jesus.
Don’t just agree with the facts.
Ask yourself honestly: Have I truly trusted Him?

Because the Gospel is for everyone…
but it only saves those who receive it by faith.

02/03/2026

Most of our spiritual battles start with unconfessed covered sin. If we don’t clean house, the Holy Spirit is quenched and our fellowship remains broken with God.

Are you living in uncofessed sin? Today is the day to get it right

02/03/2026

Until we understand how holy God is,
we’ll never understand how costly grace was.
The gospel grows sweeter the deeper repentance goes.