Soul Revival Biker Church

05/17/2026

Our retreat Cabin is finally done!

05/11/2026

My future post may run some people away but God is opening my eyes. God is showing me new things. This weekend I learned so much. 9 hours in a car listing to worship music and crying out to God was just what I've been needing. God opened my eyes to so much. He told me don't waste your time on people who won't make time for you. Avoid going back to those who caused you pain and let you go. Most importantly, don't be afraid to walk away and start fresh, because sometimes a new beginning is the best gift you can give yourself. Letting go of someone who broke your trust and caused you pain is not a loss; it's creating space for the peace, growth, and love you deserve. Some endings are not punishments, but rather new beginnings in disguise. Happy new week.

05/10/2026

I've been on a journey ever since the Lord sent us to live on this mountain in Virginia. He continues to enlighten me with the truths about the Bible and himself.

God sat me down recently and said build it right this time.

04/29/2026

One of the most frequently asked questions I have people ask is Jesus God.
I tried to put it as simple as possible. You see if I give you an answer without backing it up with scripture then it's just my opinion.
So here is what I came up with:
*1 Is Jesus God?
Yeah, Jesus is God. He said it Himself in John 8:58 — _“Before Abraham was, I AM.”_ That’s God’s name. John 1:1 calls Him God straight up. If He’s not God, the cross doesn’t save us. But He is, and it does.

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*2. Casual but Clear Text*
Great question. Short answer: yes, Jesus is God.
He claimed it — John 10:30 _“I and the Father are one.”_
The disciples believed it — Thomas said _“My Lord and my God!”_ John 20:28.
The Bible says it — Colossians 2:9 _“In Him all the fullness of Deity dwells in bodily form.”_
He forgave sins, accepted worship, and rose from the dead. Only God does that. That’s why His death on the cross actually means something for us.

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*3. More Detailed If They’re Open*
Yeah, I believe Jesus is God — and here’s why:
1. *He said so.* John 8:58 _“Before Abraham was, I AM.”_ That’s the name God gave Moses. The people tried to stone Him because they knew He was claiming to be God.
2. *The Bible says so.* John 1:1 _“The Word was God”_ … John 1:14 _“The Word became flesh.”_ Titus 2:13 calls Him _“our great God and Savior, Jesus Christ.”_
3. *He did what only God can do.* He forgave sins Mark 2:5-7, accepted worship Matt 14:33, and rose from the dead Romans 1:4.

He’s not _a_ god or _like_ God. He’s God the Son. One God, three Persons — Father, Son, Holy Spirit. If He wasn’t God, His death wouldn’t be enough to save us. But He is, so it is.
Hope this will help you if someone asked you.

04/26/2026

Guy's AI is making it even more difficult to tell the truth from a lie. Guard your heart,mind and Soul. The Bible warns us not to be deceived in these days. The only way to know the lie is to study the truth!
John 14:6

04/24/2026

If you never read anything I write please read all of this.

You Don’t Find Peace. You Guard It.
Bruce Lee was onto something. Scripture said it first._

Saw a clip where someone asked Bruce Lee how to find peace.
His answer: _“You don’t find it. You create it by staying away from people, places, and things that steal your peace.”_

Martial arts legend meets Bible truth. Because God already gave us the playbook.

*1. Your Heart Has a Gate. Be the Guard.*
Proverbs 4:23: _“Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.”_
Your heart is a wellspring, not a dumping ground. If you let every hot take, toxic person, and angry headline march right in, don’t be shocked when your peace gets robbed.
*Reality check:* You are the gatekeeper. Not your ex. Not Twitter. Not your coworker who lives for drama. You.

*2. Peace Is Where Your Eyes Land*
Isaiah 26:3: _“You will keep in perfect peace those whose minds are steadfast, because they trust in you.”_
Perfect peace isn’t for people with perfect lives. It’s for people with fixed eyes. Peter walked on water while looking at Jesus. He sank when he stared at the storm.
*Humor tax:* You can’t scroll Facebook for 3 hours, argue with strangers, and then wonder why you feel like you just fought a demon. You literally did. Log off and look up.

*3. Some People Come With a Warning Label*
Proverbs 22:24-25: _“Do not make friends with a hot-tempered person… or you may learn their ways and get yourself ensnared.”_
Proverbs 20:3: _“It is to one’s honor to avoid strife, but every fool is quick to quarrel.”_
God’s Word straight-up says: some people are bad for your blood pressure and your soul. Avoiding strife isn’t weak. It’s honorable.
*Translation:* You don’t have to attend every argument you’re invited to.

*4. Don’t Leave Your Peace Where It’s Not Wanted*
Matthew 10:13-14: Jesus told His disciples if a house wasn’t “worthy,” let your peace _“return to you”_ and _“shake the dust off your feet.”_
That’s Jesus giving you permission to walk away. You don’t have to leave your peace in a room that rejects it. Take it with you.
*Boundary truth:* Shaking the dust off isn’t bitterness. It’s obedience.

*5. Prayer Is Your Security Detail*
Philippians 4:6-7: _“Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition… the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.”_
Notice that? God’s peace doesn’t just visit. It _guards_ — like a soldier on post. When worry knocks, prayer answers the door.

*6. Protect Your Peace Without Becoming Hard*
Romans 12:19-21: _“Do not take revenge… Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good.”_
Guarding your peace doesn’t mean you become cynical. It means you stop letting other people’s evil set your temperature.
Proverbs 15:1: _“A soft answer turns away wrath.”_ Sometimes the most protected person in the room is the one who refuses to get pulled into the mud.

*Bottom Line: You Create Peace by What You Allow*
Bruce Lee said don’t hang around peace-thieves.
God said guard your heart, fix your mind, set boundaries, pray always, and walk away when needed.

Peace isn’t passive. It’s protected.

*So here’s the question:*
_Are you currently dealing with a specific relationship where you’re struggling to maintain these boundaries?_

Be honest. Name it. Then guard it.
Because the world will steal your peace if you leave the gate open.

04/24/2026

The World’s Going Crazy… Exactly as Planned

Feeling uneasy? The news cycle got you thinking the world’s spinning off its axis? Take a breath.

Scripture already called it.
- _“Woe to those who call evil good and good evil…”_ (Isaiah 5:20)
- _“Men will be lovers of themselves… lovers of money… unholy… without love… holding to the outward form of religion but denying its power.”_ (2 Timothy 3:1-5)
- _“You will hear of wars and rumors of wars… the end is not yet.”_ (Matthew 24:6)

These aren’t signs God lost control. They’re proof He’s right on schedule.

The chaos isn’t the problem. Our focus is. We’re wired to fixate on the noise instead of the Rock.

*So here’s the pivot:*
Stop staring at the world’s chaos. Start staring at God’s character.
- He’s sovereign.
- He’s good.
- He’s got a plan.

Your job isn’t to control the narrative. Your job is to know the Narrator.

When the world says,
- “Up is down,”
- “Evil is progress,”
- “Selfishness is freedom,”

Remind yourself:
- _“The Lord reigns.”_ (Psalm 93:1)
- _“He will perfect that which concerns me.”_ (Psalm 138:8 NKJV)

*What now?*
1. Check your focus. Are you consumed by the news or anchored to the Truth?
2. Deepen your “one thing.” Make your relationship with God personal. He’s not distant. He’s whispering _“You are Mine”_ through the noise.
3. Pray like it matters. _“Lord, keep me from the world’s lies. Keep me in Your truth.”_

The world will keep spinning its script. But you’re not the side character in someone else’s story. You’re the beloved in God’s.

04/23/2026

Stop trying to please man!
Please God and everything will fall into place!

04/21/2026

Alright, buckle up. Psalm 22 is not your “light devotional before coffee” chapter. It’s raw, messy, and it ends in a win. Let’s shake it up.

*Psalm 22: When God Feels Gone but Isn’t*

This is the Psalm Jesus quoted on the cross. _“My God, my God, why have You forsaken me?”_ So if you’ve ever felt ghosted by heaven, you’re in good company. David wrote it, Jesus lived it, and you might’ve prayed it last Tuesday.

*Easy meaning: What’s actually happening here*
Psalm 22 is two songs duct-taped together: a lament and a praise. David starts in the pit and ends in the choir loft.

- *Verses 1-21: The complaint department*
_“My God, my God, why have You forsaken me?”_ David feels abandoned. Enemies are circling like sharks. _“They pierce my hands and feet… they divide my garments.”_ Sound familiar? That’s Jesus on the cross 1,000 years later. David’s describing crucifixion before Rome invented it. He’s mocked, thirsty, surrounded, and says _“I am a worm and not a man.”_ Rock bottom. *Humor check:* David’s diary entry here is the opposite of . It’s .
- *Verses 22-31: The plot twist*
Suddenly verse 22: _“I will declare Your name to my people; in the assembly I will praise You.”_ Wait, what? Same guy? Yes. God didn’t change - David’s perspective did. He remembers God’s track record: _“He has not despised or scorned the suffering… but has listened to his cry.”_ Verse 27 goes global: _“All the ends of the earth will remember and turn to the Lord.”_ This pit became a platform. David’s pain predicted Jesus’ plan. The cross looked like loss. It was actually the win.

*How this hits 2026 society: with humor*
1. *We cancel people for less.* David says _“I am scorned by everyone, despised by the people.”_ Verse 7: _“All who see me mock me; they hurl insults, shaking their heads.”_ That’s 2026 Twitter, but in sandals. Society still forms a mob when someone’s down. *Reality check:* The crowd that yells “Crucify” on Friday shows up to the resurrection party Sunday. Don’t take your cues from the crowd.
2. *We’re allergic to unanswered prayer.* _“I cry out by day, but You do not answer.”_ Verse 2. David didn’t get an instant reply. We panic if Amazon doesn’t deliver in 2 days. Imagine waiting on God with no “track package” button. *Humor tax:* If David had iPhone prayers, he’d be staring at “Delivered” with no blue bubble back. Still trusted.
3. *We love the glory, skip the groaning.* We want verse 27 _“all the ends of the earth will turn”_ without verse 1 _“why have You forsaken me.”_ We want resurrection power with no crucifixion pain. *News flash:* The path to “He is risen” goes through “He was forsaken.” No shortcut. Even Jesus took the long way.

*Life application: No fluff*
1. *Say the forsaken part out loud.* David didn’t fake it. _“My God, my God, why?”_ God can handle your honest lament. Fake praise is worse than real pain. If you feel abandoned, tell Him. Verse 1 is still Scripture. *Pro tip:* You can’t get to verse 22 praise if you won’t pray verse 1 prayers.
2. *Remember God’s history when your present is ugly.* Verse 4: _“In You our ancestors put their trust; they trusted and You delivered them.”_ When your feelings say “God’s gone,” your memory has to preach back “God’s done it before.” Pull receipts. He’s not new to this.
3. *Expect the flip.* David goes from _“worm”_ verse 6 to _“future generations will be told”_ verse 30. Your worst chapter is not your last chapter if God’s your author. The cross was 6 hours. The resurrection is forever. Hold on. *Humor + Hope:* If God can use a crucifixion to save the world, He can use your job loss, diagnosis, or divorce to write something redemptive. He’s good at plot twists.

*Take it with you*
Psalm 22 proves you can feel forsaken and still be in the center of God’s will. Jesus was. David was. You might be.

The silence isn’t the whole story. The stone rolls away on Sunday.

Verse 24 is the hinge: _“For He has not despised or scorned the suffering of the afflicted one; He has not hidden His face from him but has listened to his cry for help.”_

God didn’t abandon David. God didn’t abandon Jesus. God hasn’t abandoned you.

So today, borrow David’s pattern: Lament honestly, remember constantly, praise eventually.

Because in a world that unfollows you the second you struggle, there’s a God who heard you at _“My God, why?”_ and already planned your _“I will praise You.”_

*Where do you need to pray verse 1 before you can get to verse 22?*

04/20/2026

The Line Is Getting Clearer*

The world is getting more and more confusing day by day.

Up is down. Wrong is right. And it feels like the rules change every 5 minutes depending on who’s yelling the loudest.

The Bible already called this. Isaiah 5:20 says: _“Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness, who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter.”_

That’s moral inversion. It’s society high-fiving sin while mocking anything that looks like righteousness. Truth gets labeled “hate.” Lies get rebranded as “my truth.” We’ve redefined morality so hard that the old compass doesn’t just look outdated - it looks offensive.

And it’s speeding up. The gray area is shrinking. The line is getting more and more distinct.

So here’s the question with no middle ground: *Which side will you end up on? God’s or the world’s?*

Joshua 24:15 laid it out centuries ago: _“Choose this day whom you will serve.”_ Same choice, new packaging.

If you’re feeling the confusion, you’re not crazy. The fog is real. But the standard hasn’t moved. God didn’t update His character to match culture’s mood.

Don’t sleepwalk into a side. Pick one.
- God’s side: Calls sin what it is, but offers grace to cover it.
- The world’s side: Calls sin “freedom,” but it never delivers it.

The line’s drawn. You’ll be on one side or the other. No one gets to straddle it forever.

Which side are you on?