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Rhythm & Moving With God

Discover how aligning your life with God's rhythm brings clarity, peace, & purpose. Learn to move, rest, & act in with the divine beat. Rhythm & Moving With God Listening to the Rhythm In music, the first rule of dancing is listening. The tempo tells you when to step, pause, spin, or simply sway. Spiritually, this listening begins with being still enough to hear God's voice. “Be still, and know that I am God.” — Psalm 46:10. This verse is not just an invitation to calm our chaos, but a call to attune ourselves to the rhythm of heaven. When life gets noisy, we risk dancing to the wrong song—our own ambitions, societal pressures, or fear. But God invites us into a...

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Connect and motivate others

Learn how Scripture guides us to speak life, lead with love, and inspire from the heart. Tap into the word and amplify your connection with others. Connect and motivate others. Speak Life: The Power of Words “The tongue has the power of life and death, and those who love it will eat its fruit.” — Proverbs 18:21. Words are powerful. They can build up or tear down, inspire or discourage. The Bible urges us to use our speech wisely, especially when speaking into someone’s life. Whether through encouragement, counsel, or simple kindness, we are called to speak life. Practical Tip: Start each day by intentionally speaking words of affirmation to someone—whether it's a family member, coworker, or friend. Even a small compliment...

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True Fear of God in Action

See how fearing God shaped the lives of Daniel and Joseph—and how it can shape yours today. True fear of God is obedience, courage. True Fear of God in Action What Is the Fear of God? Proverbs 9:10 declares, “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and the knowledge of the Holy One is understanding.” This fear is not about being scared of God as a tyrant; it is about recognizing His holiness, justice, power, and majesty—and responding with humble submission and reverence. It is the kind of fear that leads to obedience, worship, and moral courage. True Fear of God in Action - Daniel: Faithfulness Despite Threats In Daniel 6, King Darius was manipulated into signing a decree that forbade anyone from...

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Understanding Your Purpose in the body

Learn what part you are and why it matters in the body of christ. Every part has a special purpose. Understanding Your Purpose in the body. Understanding Your Purpose in the body - How Every Part Matters in God’s Plan When we think about God’s Kingdom, it's easy to imagine something vast, mysterious, and heavenly—something far beyond us. But Scripture gives us a surprisingly earthy metaphor for it: a body. Not just any body, but one body with many parts, each unique, vital, and deeply connected. The Apostle Paul paints this picture vividly in 1 Corinthians 12, reminding us that no matter who we are or what our role is, we each have a place in God’s Kingdom. The Head – Christ Alone Before...

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Unlocking Your Spiritual Gifts

Learn how the Holy Spirit equips every believer for purpose, service, and impact in God's Kingdom. Tap into the revelation of God unlocking your spiritual gifts How Do You Unlock Your Gifts? Spiritual gifts are not discovered by accident—they are unlocked through intentional seeking, humility, and obedience Unlocking Your Spiritual Gifts - Seek God First The gifts come from the Holy Spirit, so your relationship with Him is the starting point. Ask God to reveal your gifts and prepare your heart to receive and use them. Unlocking Your Spiritual Gifts - Study the Scriptures The Bible is the blueprint for understanding spiritual gifts. Spend time in Romans 12, 1 Corinthians 12–14, and Ephesians 4. Pay attention to how the gifts are described, what they’re used for,...

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Jesus Is The Daddy

When we say "Jesus is the Daddy," we're pointing to the truth that Jesus models perfect love, leadership, and protection—qualities associated with a good father. A Father’s Heart in a Savior’s Hands When we use the word Daddy, we’re speaking not just about responsibility, but intimacy. Children don’t call a father Daddy unless they feel safe, close, and loved. Jesus invites us into that kind of closeness. In fact, Romans 8:15 says that by the Holy Spirit, we cry out, "Abba, Father." That’s the ancient Aramaic word for—yep—Daddy. Jesus taught us to know God not as a distant deity, but as a loving, approachable Father. Jesus, the Everlasting Father In the Gospels, we see Jesus leading His disciples with wisdom and love. He welcomed children. He wept with the grieving....

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Clear The Blockage With Jesus

Discover how Jesus can remove the spiritual, emotional, and life blockages holding you back. Step into the overflow he promises. Clear the blockage with Jesus. What Is a Blockage In the natural, a blockage stops the flow of something vital—like water, air, or blood. Spiritually, blockages work the same way. They disrupt the flow of God’s presence, peace, and power in your life. These are not just personal issues—they're spiritual obstructions that the enemy uses to steal your joy, cloud your identity, and hinder your growth. Jesus specializes in clearing blockages. He doesn’t just want to patch over your pain or delay your destiny. He wants to remove the roadblocks completely so you can live in freedom, joy, and purpose. Jesus Wants to...

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Faith Begins with a Mindset of Surrender

The idea of surrender often seems like defeat. From Bible lens, surrender is not weakness—it is true strength. Faith Begins with a Mindset of Surrender. What Is Surrender? Surrender, in the biblical sense, means yielding control to God. It’s the act of laying down our plans, our understanding, and our self-sufficiency in order to trust in His sovereignty. Proverbs 3:5-6 says it best: "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to Him, and He will make your paths straight." This isn’t a passive resignation to fate. It’s an active, intentional turning of our hearts toward God—choosing His will over ours, His wisdom over our insight, and His timing over...

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Be the Master of Money, Not Its Slave

You should be the master of money, not its slave. This principle is not just about wise budgeting; it's about aligning your heart with God’s priorities and refusing to let material wealth dominate your life.   Money Is a Tool, Not a Master   The Bible never condemns money itself. In fact, it recognizes that money has practical value. However, it warns against allowing money to control our hearts. Notice, it’s not money itself, but the love of money that leads people astray. When money becomes an idol, it replaces God in our lives. The moment money begins to dictate our decisions, control our peace, or determine our identity, we’ve moved from stewardship to slavery.   God Calls Us to Stewardship, Not Servitude   In the parable of the talents...

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Let Jesus Help you Catch

Peter was casting his net and not catching Fish. Jesus told him to cast his net on other side. Let Jesus Help you Catch.    Trying something and it not working?   There are so many things we attempt in life and some will work out and others not. Some results come quick and others take a while   Peter wasn't catching fish   Fishing was Peters bread and butter. Fishing was something he knew inside out. He approached it as he usually would but this particular time it didn't work   Jesus said to cast net on other side   When peter took in the word the result became different. Perhaps your approach to a given area is not the issue but is Jesus directing you?   Bible verses   John 21:6 - He said,...

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