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When You Want To Explain Yourself…

📌When You Want to Explain Yourself

 

📖 “The LORD will fight for you; you need only to be still.”

— Exodus 14:14

 

 

Sometimes the hardest burden to carry isn’t injustice itself — it’s the weight of not being understood.

 

You want to explain.

You want to clear things up.

You want people to know your heart.

 

But often, the more you explain, the more tangled it becomes.

 

The enemy loves to bait sincere believers into endless conversations, hoping that your words will become your trap. Continue reading

This Is What Authority Looks Like

This Is What Leadership Looks Like Sometimes

If you’re called to lead — in ministry, business, or life — there will be days like this.

Today, the posting plan got bumped. I had legal work to prepare — an eviction. Not something anyone enjoys. The tenant had a pattern of being late, but usually paid around this time of year. This time, he pushed it too far. And when leadership said, “File the eviction,” that was it.

Here’s the part many people don’t understand:

Leadership means you don’t get to sit back, criticize, and wait for someone else to make the hard call. Continue reading

Our Lives: Check, Double Check

Our Lives: Check, Double-Check

Everyone pauses at some point during the day to check in on their lives. We evaluate where we are and where we’re going—sometimes consciously, sometimes out of habit.

For the Christian, this often looks like holding one’s life up before the Lord and asking, “How am I doing, Lord?” or “What’s next? What should I do now?”

But even the unsaved go through a similar process. They measure their current situation, ask themselves whether they’re progressing, and often base their success on tangible things: “Do I have enough money in the bank to pay my bills?” or “Can I afford to take a vacation?”

Every day, we ask ourselves countless questions about our lives, our bodies, our relationships, and our goals. And we always get answers—some positive: “I’m doing great—money’s good, I’ve got a promotion coming, and I’m off to the Florida Keys next month.” Continue reading

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