
True leadership begins in the presence of God. Based on 1 Timothy 2:1–8, this post unpacks how prayer isn’t preparation—it’s leadership. Learn to lead with surrendered hearts, gospel-centered intercession, and holy hands. Before you lead others, kneel for them. This is prayer that shapes a generation.
Category: Biblical Studies, Character Analyses, Life Application, New Testament Teachings, Prayer Life, Spiritual Growth, Uncategorized Tags: 1 Timothy 2, bible, Biblical leadership, Faith, God, Gospel-Centered Leadership, How to Lead Spiritually, Jesus, Leadership and Prayer, Paul and Timothy, Prayer, Prayer and Influence, Praying for Leaders, Quiet Strength, Spiritual Authority
Mother’s Day is a time of joy for many—but for others, it’s complicated. It stirs a deep gratitude, yes, but also grief, longing, or even questions that don’t have easy answers. In Scripture, we meet two women whose stories help us hold both ends of that emotional spectrum: Hannah, the mother of Samuel, and Mary, the mother of Jesus. These women knew the indescribable joy of receiving a child—and the unspeakable ache… Read More
Category: Family & Relationships, Life Application Tags: bible, Faith, God, Hannah, Jesus, Mary, mother, mother's, mother's day, Prayer, Trust
We expect the Spirit to operate within our parameters, but we have it backwards. He expects us to operate within His. When He says move, we move. When He says wait, we wait. When He says speak, we speak. When He says be silent, we close our mouth. He expects us to be obedient to His leading. To trust His leading. Instead of thinking I know best, trust that He does. How… Read More
Category: Uncategorized Tags: Christian, Discernment, Emotion, Faith, Fear, God, Growth, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Power, Prayer, Trust, Worship
We just finished a mini-series on prayer at our Church. It’s been an enriching time of study and reflection in my personal life, as I have evaluated my own prayer life in light of Scripture, and the examples laid before us by Jesus, Paul, even Old Testament Prophets. I don’t want to rehash those messages here, but you can listen to them at our YouTube page. And he withdrew from them about… Read More
Luke opens his second book in a very formal way, fitting I guess for a doctor. He addresses the original recipient, Theophilus, reminding him of the intent and contents of his first letter known to us as the Gospel of Luke. He doesn’t waste time doing a lot of in depth recapping, but does still recount the very end of his first letter in a bit more detail. Luke’s focus at the… Read More
Have you ever been faced with a trial of some kind, and found yourself focused on giving encouragement? Like, you know that what lies ahead for you will be taxing to the extreme, maybe even wondering how you are going to get through it in one piece while still retaining some shred of sanity. And yet, your focus at that moment is on others, and their needs. Have you experienced that? Maybe… Read More
Category: Discipleship, Spiritual Growth Tags: Christ, Christian, Exist, Existing, Experienced, God, Grace, High Priest, Jesus, Light, Love, Mercy, Prayer, Priestly Prayer, Salt, Temptation, Trial
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