Why Your Victory Starts Here Revelation 12:11 gives us a simple but powerful blueprint for overcoming the enemy: “They have conquered him by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony , for they loved not their lives even unto death .” Most of us stop at “blood of the Lamb and word of their testimony,”but that’s one complete thought.It ’s not a slogan — it’s a strategy. In this post, I’m focusing on the first part: the blood of the Lamb . A Bloody Book for a B

1 Samuel 3:1–10 There’s something powerful about a simple phrase: “Speak, Lord, your servant is listening.” That’s where we find young Samuel in 1 Samuel chapter 3. Scripture opens with a haunting statement: “The word of the Lord was rare in those days.” But it wasn’t because God had gone silent—it was because His people had stopped listening. One night, Samuel lay asleep in the temple when he heard his name: “Samuel.” Thinking it was Eli, he ran to the old priest. But Eli

Most people believe in God. Many even call themselves “Christians.” They go to church, try to be good people, and pray when life gets hard. But deep down, a quiet fear whispers: What if I’m not really saved?What if I die and find out I wasn’t good enough?Have I done enough to get into heaven? If your confidence rests on yourself—your good days, your bad days, your emotions—your faith will feel like a roller coaster. Peace one moment. Panic the next. But God doesn’t want you t

“Before philosophy tries to reason it out, b efore history tries to record it, and before experience tries to explain it — we go to the Word of God. Because the Word isn’t just about truth — it is truth.” Bring a Bible You Can Open (and Fewer Notifications) I love Bible apps — cross-references, original languages, instant searches. But let’s be honest: the moment you open your phone to read, notifications swarm. A physical Bible has a holy advantage: no pings, only pages. Wh

“All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness.” — 2...

Romans 1:18–23; 1 Peter 3:15 Big Idea: You can deny God, but you can’t escape Him. Why this series? A friend suggested I title this...

Jesus Marks Children—And What He Does Lasts I want to second what Tyler said about your children: God marks kids . I was first touched by...

Luke 14 hits hard: “Unless you are willing to carry your cross, you cannot be my disciple.” Jesus isn’t inviting us to be “nice people”...

When the Apostle Paul reflected on David’s life, he didn’t highlight David’s victories over giants or the nations he overthrew. Instead,...

From 1 Samuel 18:1–14 There’s something powerful about how we posture ourselves before God’s Word. When I read Scripture, I’m...

Lessons from the Life of David David is one of the most referenced people in the Bible—not just because he killed Goliath or became king,...

I want to talk to you about something powerful today: the significance of fasting. If you’re looking for a central passage, we’ll land...

Mark 9 tells the story of a desperate father bringing his tormented son to Jesus. What unfolds reveals more than just a healing—it...

In churches everywhere, an essential question arises: Is Jesus truly at the center, or is He just a figure in the room? Is He merely a...

Marriage isn’t just a relationship—it’s a covenant. And if you want your covenant to last, Jesus must be at the center of it.

Every believer has moments in their life that mark them—encounters with God that define not just a season but shape the next decade. If...

Building a Real Relationship with the Holy Spirit Most believers know about the Holy Spirit. Fewer know the Holy Spirit. Yet Jesus said...

Who Told You Who You Are? Keeping Jesus at the Center of Your Identity In a world that encourages compartmentalization, where you're one...

The Gift We Overlook: Baptism in the Holy Spirit and the Language of Heaven Pentecost Sunday is often treated like just another day in...

In Hebrews 12:1, the writer urges us to lay aside every weight and sin that clings so closely. Just as in Tyler's cycling story, it's...