When you say yes to the work of God, God says yes to sustaining you in it.

God moves through people who move to their knees.

There are no designated observers in the kingdom of God.

You have a ministry. You’ve been given something to accomplish. Don’t ignore it—embrace it.

The mission field isn’t just overseas—it’s over the fence, across the street., and in your own home. You don’t have to be a missionary to live on mission.

When you make yourself available, God will make you usable.

Prayer isn’t what prepares us for the greater work— prayer IS the greater work.

The gospel isn’t just something to admire—it’s something to deliver .

If your words don’t sound like Jesus, your witness won’t point to Jesus.

Prayer is the power line that connects our words to God’s work.

Prayer should not be used as our last resort—prayer should be our first priority.

If your faith is real, it won’t stay private—it’ll go public.

Obedience isn’t about keeping control—it’s about creating Godly character.

Christ-centered alignment keeps the vehicle of your marriage moving forward together.

If Jesus isn’t the Lord of your home, He isn’t the Lord of your life.

Don't let unspoken frustration, unresolved conflict, or unrealistic expectations take root in your relationship.

Don’t parent from a pedestal. Parent from a place of grace .

A Christlike husband doesn’t demand submission—he demonstrates sacrifice.

Your correction should never be louder than your compassion.

The quality of your relationships reveal the roots of your discipleship.