Five Things We Will Learn: A Life Wired for the Gospel Right from the start, faith wasn’t an add-on in my world—it was the air we breathed. Picture this: My …
Five Things We Will Learn Two Judgment Seats: Understanding the Bema and the Great White Throne Scripture shows us that Jesus Christ presides over two distinct judgment seats, each with …
In coming turbulent days God is preserving a generation of David-hearted pastors who will love His people with lifelong loyalty, even when love hurts. God showed me the exact room …
Trae Stephens reveals why civilizations collapse when young men lose purpose—and how work, community, and the local church can restore stability, belonging, and hope.
Before God brings forth His vision, He breaks the vessel. Through examples of Joseph, Moses, and David, discover how God calls, prepares, and chooses those who fully submit to His …
After decades of corporate church models and celebrity pastors, a new reformation is emerging. This article explores how returning to family-sized fellowships—like those in Acts—can heal the heart of ministry, …
The orphan spirit isn’t cast out—it’s healed through family. Learn how small, multiplying church families embody the Father’s heart, heal identity, and transform orphans into sons and daughters who carry …
When someone is born again, that’s only the beginning. This article challenges believers to help new disciples become deeply woven into the family of God—moving from merely reaching the lost …
Being born again is just the beginning. Like 25-year-old newborns, new believers need guidance to thrive. Learn the five essentials every disciple must know: relationships, survival, purpose, boundaries, and hope.
Acts 6 shows us how the early church solved conflict and chose Spirit-filled leaders. Learn the biblical steps to identifying, commissioning, and empowering leaders today.
Making disciples isn’t about gaining personal friends—it’s about bringing people into the family of God. Learn how to guard against standing between Jesus and His bride and why true joy …
Re-digging the wells means honoring our spiritual fathers while pressing into fresh outpouring. From Esek to Rehoboth, see how dispute and opposition give way to “room” when we walk in …
