June 2025

Sometimes, what moves you most is not what inspires you. It’s what irritates you. What is broken in your world? What is not as it should be? What grieves your spirit, makes you restless, or weighs heavily on your heart? If you look closely, the burden you carry may be the assignment God is trying […]

One of the hardest parts of living on mission is clarity. Whether in business, ministry, or any other calling, gaining clarity is hard. People wait endlessly to “understand it all” before taking the first step. But most times, that waiting becomes a form of procrastination. The truth is, no matter how much clarity you seek,

Romans 12:6 tells us that we all have different gifts, and we are to use them according to the measure of faith God has given us. But here’s a hard question: Are you operating your gift at the level you should be? Maybe you carry a solution that could change your industry, your community, even

One of the growing lies in today’s world is that commitment is optional, especially in relationships. More and more people are cohabiting; living together, raising kids, even growing old together. Without ever tying the knot and getting married properly. They say things like, “Let’s see how it goes,” “Marriage is just paper,” or “We don’t

There’s a group of people who think grace means you don’t have to do anything. “The race is not to the swift,” they say. “The battle is not to the strong.” And yes, Ecclesiastes 9:11 is Scripture. But people forget what it really means. It does not say, “Sit back and do nothing.” It says

Keith Anderson’s journey from being an underpaid English teacher to holding senior leadership roles at Google, Meta, and DoorDash is a remarkable story. In just seven years, he moved from a $30,000 salary to earning over $200,000, with equity and perks to match. But the real shift wasn’t just about changing industries. It was learning

Many people have big dreams for their business. They want to serve thousands of clients, make a big impact, and earn a lot of money. But dreams alone are not enough. Purpose is important, but it will not carry your business if you don’t have the discipline to back it up. Purpose is useless if

Once you’ve discovered your purpose and chosen the path of discipline, the next step is simple, but not always easy: keep showing up. Most people don’t fail because of a lack of calling. They fail because they didn’t stay long enough to see the harvest. We live in a world that loves speed, but the

It’s a beautiful thing to discover your purpose. To finally sense what God has put you on this earth to do. But let’s be honest, purpose alone is not enough. You can know your calling, write it in journals, and even share it on social media, but if you don’t wake up daily to work

There is a realm where ideas don’t have to be imported. A realm where creative believers like artists, inventors, writers, designers, engineers, and thinkers can receive light directly from God. Isaiah 60:19 says, “The sun shall be no more thy light by day… but the LORD shall be unto thee an everlasting light.” This means