How much time do you spend in the car every week? Between work, errands, and everything in between, we spend thousands of hours behind the wheel. And most people waste that time with mindless noiseāradio, talk shows, or whatever happensā¦
Are you wasting hours in your car with mindless entertainment? Itās time to turn your drive into a faith-building, knowledge-growing, life-changing experience! š Whether you’re commuting to work, running errands, or just on the go, you can use that timeā¦
How do you start your mornings? Do you wake up excited, expectant, and ready to take on the day? Or do you drag yourself out of bed, just hoping to survive another day? Maybe your first move is to grabā¦
Struggling to start your day with energy and purpose? My wife and I have a simple but powerful morning habit that fills us with faith, expectancy, and joyābefore the day even begins. In this video, Iāll show you the scripturalā¦
As a Christian, you know that Jesus has set you free. But have you ever stopped to ask yourself…am I actually living in that freedom? Galatians 5:1 says: “Stand fast, therefore, in the liberty by which Christ has made usā¦
Are you really experiencing the freedom Christ died to give you? In this video, I challenge believers to honestly evaluate areas where they might still be living in bondage rather than the liberty promised in Galatians 5:1. From bad habitsā¦
If someone asked you to rate the different areas of your life on a scale from 1 to 10, how would you score them? A score of 1 means things are in rough shape, while a 10 means you’re thriving.ā¦
Tired of feeling stuck in certain areas of your life? Itās easy to settle and believe things canāt change, but thatās not the life God has for you. In this video, Iāll show you how to assess where you are,ā¦
On one of our trips to Redding, it got stormy and windy one night. āļø As I watched out the window, I noticed something. The trees were getting hit hard, and their leaves were all bending in the direction theā¦
Ever notice how some trees bounce back after a storm, but others stay curled up and brittle? Thatās what offense does to us. Someone says something, and instead of shaking it off, we hold onto itāstuck, closed off, and notā¦
