“Yet I have left me seven thousand in Israel, all the knees which have not bowed unto Baal, and every mouth which hath not kissed him.” — 1 Kings 19:18 (KJV)
Have You Ever Felt Yourself Giving Up? Be honest. Not the dramatic kind of quitting. Not walking away loudly. But the quiet kind. Where you stop trying as hard. Stop believing as
Jesus Was Not a Punk Yes, I said it. Jesus was not a punk. He was not railroaded by a whirlwind of opinions, pressure, or people demanding that He make concessions in
Handling Needy People God’s Way We have all encountered it. The constant calls. The heavy conversations. The repeated questions. The emotional swings. Needy seasons in people can feel like waves that never
The First Thing God Called “Not Good” In the beginning, God spoke, and creation responded. Light broke through darkness. Waters were divided. Land appeared. Life multiplied. And after each act, heaven echoed
Now What? Communion Without Commission Is Compromise The cross is not the end. It is the assignment. “It is finished” (John 19:30). The work is finished. The mission is not. “He is
Stop Feeling Sorry for Jesus There is a difference between being overpowered and choosing to lay power down. Jesus was never a victim. He was never at the mercy of men, mobs,
A Lesson on the Law Working in Your Favor There are moments in history that shift culture. And then there is the cross, where eternity itself was rewritten by the author and
“…and when he had scourged Jesus, he delivered him to be crucified” (Matthew 27:26). Before the nails, there was a beating so brutal and disgusting that Scripture compresses it into a single
DISCLAIMER: I write this devotional to the bride of Christ. As we approach Resurrection Weekend annually, reject cheap grace theology. It is not about comfort, but transformation. The cross calls us into
Evening has a way of slowing everything down. The noise fades. The crowds disappear. The pressure of performance goes away. What is left is quiet. And in that quiet, God often does