Do you like change? Often people are on one side or the other when it comes to change. They either embrace it and seek new opportunities and ways of doing things, or they can't stand when things get switched up. The latter believes, "If it's not broken, don't fix it!"

Imagine a world where wounds are mended, where pain is replaced by peace, and where broken hearts find solace. This is the world that Jesus invites us into, with His arms open wide, ready to welcome us just as we are. By embracing His unmatched compassion, we will witness a healing unlike any other.

No one likes to talk about the hard times in life, but they're a huge part of our human experience we need to be prepared for. Tests and Trials will come no matter who we are until we reach heaven. Therefore, shouldn’t our aim be to pass the tests?

Pride is a word that has slipped into the fabric of our culture seamlessly, with more prominence each passing year. As Christians, we innocently talk about how proud we are of our children or ourselves – I'm in the same boat. Therefore, this message is a wake-up call for me as well.

Did you know you have the authority to rule and reign in your life? The word reign means to have power, authority, and dominion. Therefore, you can have authority and dominion over every situation in your life.

Wouldn’t it be nice if salvation came with a “get out of jail free” card? Actually, it does better than that with a “get out of hell” card! But I’m talking about a pass for all of life’s scary and even life-threatening moments – free from anything bad happening.

Would you like more wisdom and understanding in your life? Would you like to be strengthened from the inside out? Sounds good to me! Is it God's will for you to have those things? Absolutely!

Have you ever wondered what the will of God is for your life? Is it possible to know, pray, and follow His will? Or must we go through life guessing?

It is said that prayer is the power plant of the church. Therefore prayer is also your powerplant, the source of your life and energy. Sure, we can stumble through life without God, but is that truly living?

Have you ever felt like you don't measure up? Maybe you have a reoccurring sin in your life that you feel guilty about or feel condemned from a past sin that keeps haunting you with the consequences of that sin. Either way, you don't have to feel condemned any longer.

Thank you, Jesus, for the blood applied! Amen?! He laid down His life – a sacrifice once and for all. But the question remains: How do we take advantage of what Jesus did? How can we enter the Holy of Holies and spend time in His presence? The same way it’s always been done – through sacrifice.

The blood of Jesus can be found in Genesis through Revelation. The power of that blood flows throughout all of history, pointing to our redemption. Some parts of the Old Testament describe Jesus without question, as in Isaiah 53. At the same time, other events are a type and shadow of Jesus.

Christian habits, like all habits, take effort and time to establish. We must practice them consistently to grow and step into the fullness of what God has for us here on earth. It’s all about choosing His way - God’s way in all we do.

You've undoubtedly heard about the importance of a morning routine, but does it work? I can honestly say that my morning routine and habits changed my life drastically for the better. I have more energy, am more productive throughout my day, and feel… happier.

Every successful person has this one thing in common – they own the first part of their day. That means they schedule their mornings so that it primes them for productivity. Simply put, one successful day built on another soon creates your desired life.

Successful people are intentional people. Very rarely do individuals stumble and fall into success. They had to become focused on what mattered and build the habits to accomplish their goals. Success doesn't happen accidentally; it is planned with strategic steps to create the path for that success.

When a habit is established, it can help us be successful in whatever area of life we need. It’s about doing the little things that will pave the way for big success. 

We had to go there – we can’t discuss love without talking about the hard stuff, like loving those who are most challenging to love. The Bible calls them your enemies, but they are people who have hurt you, come against you, stolen from you, etc. This isn’t Christianity 101 here. Pull on your big boy or girl britches, and let’s do this!

John 3:16 shows us the first act of love. God so LOVED the world that He GAVE. The act of giving is an act of love if it’s done in the right way. God gave us His very best and His first, Jesus, His only begotten son. The giving action of love is echoed throughout the scriptures.

Have you ever wondered who God is? Maybe you have an idea, but does that image you have in your head match who He truly is? Many times we view God through our own filter of experiences which gives a construed perception of who we think He is. Perhaps your image of God is from movies, books, or from who others say He is. It can be difficult to view God as a loving Father if what you have experienced from your earthly father is a stark contrast. If you have had an estranged relationship with your dad, it may feel awkward or unsafe to trust God.