I’ve had a deep love for airplanes and the thrill of flying from a young age. I remember the excitement of flying alone on United Airlines from California to Mississippi and back to visit family, the joy of taking off and landing, and the rush and excitement of being above the clouds.

I used to work at a Fortune 500 company, one of those huge corporations with over 10,000 employees, where I spent my days in a massive call center.

Hurricane Helene tore through our state, leaving devastation in its wake, particularly in Asheville, NC. Powerlines are down, water is scarce, and food supplies are dwindling. In the heart of that chaos is our daughter, Ziy, who is attending a university in Asheville.

We carry a tremendous amount of weight on our shoulders. We are called to be spouses, parents, leaders, providers, and protectors—the backbone of our families and our communities. 

Pastor ain't no punk!

Pastor ain't no punk!

Is it God's will for you to be healed?

Have you ever wondered what happened between Jesus' death and resurrection?

Lately, I’ve heard a lot of people say things like "sin is sin," as if all sins are equal in the eyes of God.

Proverbs 16:7 TPT
When the Lord is pleased with your decisions, He activates grace to turn enemies into friends. 

There is more favor available to you. 

He said, “My favor is not an accessory; My favor is a necessity.”

We keep hearing this word recession and I want to give you some clarity.

We live in a dangerous and difficult world. Every single day, it feels like mass murders are happening.

The gospel is this: You are more sinful and flawed than you can imagine, yet at the very same time you are more loved and accepted in Christ Jesus than you can dare understand.

We live in a world of brokenness. There are broken lives, broken families, broken promises, shattered dreams, and unfulfilled expectations. In this broken world, we do not need sympathy or pity.