Your worth is not defined by the words of others. Your identity is not established on anyone’s opinion of you. It is rooted in God’s truth.

God is not waiting for a perfect church — He’s waiting for a yielded one. He’s asking, “Who will burn for Me in this generation?”

The Fear of God The Hebrew word for fear means holy awe, deepest respect, to venerate, worship, adore, to regard as holy. And yes, it can also mean to tremble in His presence - overwhelmed in His glory. This holy fear anchors us. It keeps us rooted and grounded and inspires us with awestruck wonder. As we set him apart in our hearts as holy, it stirs a desire to please him more than any other. The fear of God keeps us from defiling ourselves. We want every thought, word, and action to honor him. A spirit of fear is not the same thing as the fear of the Lord. God does not give us a spirit of fear or panic, but he does insist we approach him with reverence, awe, humility, and surrender. We have always known that love is the foundation of our relationship with God, but now the Lord wants us to discover the fear of the Lord as equally foundational. Love and the fear of God are the twin truths that stabilize the church. Father, I long to live before you in holiness and complete surrender. I want every motive and thought to honor you. Help me to guard my heart at all times and to remain undefiled from this world. I want to know you as you yearn to be known. May love and the fear of the Lord keep me close to you.

If you were to pick from ten thousand of the greatest, you would pick Him. He stands above all others, with every feature flawless. Jesus is the One that meets every need and always exceeds expectations. It will take you forever fully understand the depth of His love. Start now.

You have authority to light the fires of God’s glory wherever you walk. You are becoming a bucket of bliss ready to spill out upon others! Rivers of Living Water flow from inside of you! Simply said: YOU ARE A DISPENSER of the GLORY! A container of the Christ!

You're about to see how perfectly the Cross of Love has restored you. The Faithful God will continue to beautify you by power of His grace. You will look back over your life and say, "You never made a mistake with me!"

Things you've never even imagined are coming. God's heart is full of compassion and mercy for you. The God of Love will not disappoint you.

The Bible's highest purpose is to reveal the character of God, and He is good. Holy, loving, merciful and kind.

May the Lord God Almighty, in his mercy obliterate every word, statement, experience, and invisible barrier you may have constructed that is keeping his blessing from reaching your heart. May the unrelenting love of God pursue you and surprise you with his compassion for you.

Spiritual growth is a reality. We have all things in Christ, and His work is finished. Yet there is a greater enjoyment of Christ that comes through prayer, seeking His face in intimate encounters, worshiping our way out of pain, and finding the path of true purity.

God's plans for your life extend beyond your view. Beyond your understanding. You see only what is in front of you today. He has gone into your future and knows the good things that will unfold before you. Never doubt that your days are in His hands.

God’s eyes are resting upon you, not just observing you but protecting you, keeping you in His care.

God claims nothing less than absolute authority over your life, in Him you live and move and have existence. God now rules, and no one can oppose Him and win. His name is Master Potter, our name is Yielded Clay.

The truest thing that can be said of you is that YOU are His beloved. So even in silence, God is singing over you. His whispers are louder than fear, and His love is steadier than doubt. Rest in His embrace today.

8 billion people on earth and there's no one like you! The unique calling of God, His special grace, His unbelievable love is set upon you. Go in the understanding that no one can do the works you are called to do, but YOU! Courage my friend, move forward, we need you to arise.

I love the story of Jonathan's son, Mephibosheth. (His name is hard to pronounce, but his story is easy to love.) Mephibosheth’s life shows us the heart of God’s grace. He was a lame grandson of Saul who was adopted by David. It's a story of how the King calls, restores, and seats the broken at His table. David remembers his covenant with Jonathan—promises made in tears and blood. And he declares: “Bring me that boy.” When Mephibosheth finally comes before David, trembling, expecting death, he hears these words instead: 2 Samuel 9:7 (TPT) “‘Don’t be afraid. I will show you kindness because of your father Jonathan. I will restore to you all the land of your grandfather Saul, and you will always eat at my table.’” Oh, beloved—do you hear it? This is Jesus, our greater David, speaking over you. Don’t be afraid. I will show you kindness. I will restore what was lost. You will always eat at My table. That’s not pity. That’s covenant. That’s grace wrapped in royal garments. The Table of Grace Picture it. Night falls in the palace. The long banquet table is set with golden goblets and platters steaming with roasted lamb. David’s sons take their seats—handsome, strong, warriors and princes. Then comes the sound: thump, drag, thump, drag. Mephibosheth, lame in both feet, shuffles into the hall. But once he sits down at the King’s table—legs hidden beneath the royal cloth—he looks like every other son of the King. That’s grace. At the table of Jesus, your limp is covered. Your shame is swallowed. Your brokenness is hidden beneath the righteousness of the King. At the table, the addict looks like a son. The divorcee looks like a daughter. The outcast looks like royalty. The wounded look whole. At the table of grace, nobody sees your limp. They see the Lamb.

Much of life is lived in the "in-between" places where we don't have answers. What has kept me going is faith in the character of God. I cannot doubt in the dark what God has shown me in the light. He is good, and He is fair when life isn't. His love is our anchor of hope.