We are quick to label manipulation in the Church—but far slower to recognize the quieter pattern of Absalom. This reflection explores how offense, influence, and accountability intersect in leadership, faith communities, and beyond.

Not all help is loving. Not all strength is righteous. Sometimes stepping in too quickly interferes with the very work God is doing in a person.

Not all silence is the same. Some silence wounds, and some silence heals. This reflection explores the difference between abusive silence, fearful silence, and the holy silence Jesus modeled—a silence of surrender, trust, and deep intimacy with the Father. Learn how God uses quiet moments to strengthen us, break destructive cycles, and lead us into freedom.

Parenting from guilt, fear, or silence can quietly wound our families for years. In this reflection, I share what God showed me about surrender, wisdom, and healing these generational patterns.

We can love, pray, and intercede—but we cannot heal another person. Here’s how God meets us in surrender and begins restoration in our families.

We weren’t meant to live stuck in the cycle of striving, defeat, and self-effort. Romans 7 belongs in the rearview—Romans 8 is our daily bread. This is a call to walk in the Spirit, to surrender, and to rise in the victory that’s already ours.

That truth pierced me. As a watchman-type prophetic voice, I sometimes forget this. I forget that even God’s warnings are drenched in...

A King Not Like David Have you ever wondered how people reacted when Jesus walked the earth? By all accounts, they either loved Him or...

“They will beat their swords into plowshares and their spears into pruning hooks.” (Isaiah 2:4) Isaiah’s vision is one of radical...

A Reflection on Proverbs 21:1 and the Times We’re Living In What if the very thing that feels like protection today becomes the instrument of oppression tomorrow? That question has been stirring in my spirit—and it’s not just theoretical. It’s historical. It’s spiritual. And I believe it’s timely . “It is as easy for God to steer a king’s heart for His purpose as it is for Him to direct the course of a stream.” — Proverbs 21:1 TPT There’s something deeply comforting—and humb

The day after the day after —and still so many only see the small picture. We shout for justice while drinking from the same bitterness...

Have you ever noticed that the most famous part of Proverbs 31 isn’t actually how the chapter begins? We usually jump straight to the...

Have you ever felt like your strength wasn’t enough? Like no matter how hard you tried, the weeds kept growing back in your life?...

I’m not looking for vindication. I’m looking for restoration. Not condemnation, but redemption. I am not out to destroy for the sake of...

Proverbs 16:18 “Your boast becomes a prophecy of future failure…” (TPT) “Pride goes before destruction, and a haughty spirit before...

One warm spring evening in the early ’90s, I found myself sitting in church reluctantly listening to a special speaker. I had been told...

It’s the month of June. June is often synonymous with the end of the school year, graduations, summer vacations, weddings and Father’s...

Just what is a “roller coaster relationship”? Quite simply, it is a relationship defined by constant emotional highs and lows. It is a...

Have you ever designed or created something? It might be as simple as putting pictures on a wall or as complicated as decorating an...

Mothers’ Days are painful for many people for many different reasons. For some of us it is because of the pain that occurred when we...