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We have gotten comfortable with church. A prophetic call from Mount Sinai to Mount Zion: Jesus changed our access to God, not His holiness, and worship was never meant to be a filler. A pattern for approaching Him, the place of Selah, and why we love God first and our neighbor second.
From the burning bush to Pentecost, God has revealed His glory through His fire and His cloud. A teaching on holy fire and strange fire, why we abide before we go, and how to add fresh wood to the altar every day. Includes a printable activation page.
A prayer of agreement and declaration. We forbid every assignment of the enemy, surrender our strength to the Holy Spirit, and stand — not by might, not by power, but in the name of Jesus Christ, King of Kings and Lord of Lords.
What do you do when you are praying and heaven seems quiet? Psalm 77 moves from painful questions to remembering God's faithfulness. A teaching on refusing false conclusions, trusting what you cannot see, and the pathway no one knew was there. Includes a free downloadable Psalm 77 card.
Holy hunger draws us to God. His Word reveals His ways. Christ removes the veil. And what we come to know about Him becomes praise. An I AM Summit teaching tracing the journey from knowing God deeply (yada) to praising Him with revelation (yadah).
A mother's letter to her children on living a brief, God-given life with eternity in view — fifteen pieces of wisdom drawn from Ecclesiastes 4–6, on God, words, work, money, contentment, and the danger of chasing the wind.
David never asks God to clean up the kingdom before he deals with his own heart. Psalm 101 is a covenant of integrity — over his worship, his eyes, his home, his relationships, and his leadership. A reflection on walking blamelessly when no one is watching, and preparing a life for the presence of God.
Of all God's attributes, His sovereignty can be the hardest to process — until we see that the One who rules the cosmos, nations, and every detail of our lives is a loving God. From Psalm 103 to Job, a call to trade fear for childlike trust.
"I hate my life." "I don't have a future." Real cries from real students fill our public schools — and the one Name that heals is the one we're told not to speak. A call to pray, stand firm, and break the silence.
"Before Abraham was even born, I AM." Jesus did not say "I was" — and that one word reveals His eternal existence, His divine nature, and a Foundation we can build our whole lives on.
The Name God spoke to Moses encompasses every one of His names, attributes, and works. Our happiness runs out — He never stops being the definition of joy, love, and peace. Make the I AM WHO I AM your All in all.
Every knee will bow. Every tongue will confess. Some names open doors and command respect — but there is no name like the Name of Jesus Christ. A declaration from Philippians 2:9–11.
A secularized church does not always deny God — it simply rearranges the ministry so He is no longer at the center. A prophetic call to consecrated excellence and worship that pleases God rather than impresses the crowd.
What happened to the joy in church? A reflection on the Psalms, thanksgiving, and the biblical call to praise — and practical ways to restore joyful worship in the house of God.
Eli's sons were near the altar but far from God. Eli had authority but lacked courage. Israel had the ark but not the fear of God. Lessons from 1 Samuel 2–4 on holiness, leadership, and what it means when the glory departs.
Millions look to the skies wondering if we are alone. But the Bible answered that question thousands of years ago — and the answer is far more terrifying, and far more personal, than any science fiction ever imagined.
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