One of the sobering truths of Scripture is this: if we persist in rejecting God, He may eventually give us exactly what we want—even when what we want leads to our own destruction.

The best story people can share about us is what God has done in our lives.

Anything God ask you to do is powerful regardless of how small it is, and because He said it, it has powerful results.

Learn how God rescues us when the enemy seeks to trap us with deception. But you must do something first!

What happens when we ignore God one too many times? We like to believe God’s mercy is endless—and yes, He is slow to anger and rich in love. But Scripture also shows us a sobering reality: when we repeatedly reject His truth, choose our own way, and silence His voice in our hearts, there comes a moment when He steps back… and lets us go.

You weren’t made to impress. You were made to impact. And the right relationship won’t require you to trade your purpose for popularity. 

Your purpose is bigger than your current situation—whether it’s success, struggle, comfort, or confusion. You were created with a long-term, meaningful destiny that goes beyond what you're currently facing or feeling. So, don’t get stuck in temporary emotions or circumstances because there’s more ahead.

🚨 Pride is more dangerous than you think. Just like Pharaoh, many of us ignore the signs, cling to our own way, and delay God’s best for our lives. Pride and stubbornness don’t just slow you down—they can alter your destiny.

You can be highly driven and still headed the wrong way. But the good news is—you don’t have to stay that way. There's a better path when you're led by the Spirit, not just your drive.

Even when life gets harder, God is still in control. Like He rescued Israel from Egypt, He’ll deliver you too. Trust His timing, stand firm in faith, and remember—what you see isn’t the whole story. His promises never fail (Exodus 14:13–14).

Just like an author explains their book, the Holy Spirit helps us understand the very words He inspired.

You might be in a desert season now—feeling dry and unseen—but God is using this wilderness to prepare and strengthen you for future fruitfulness.