Real change doesn’t start with strategy—it starts with surrender. God is the first and greatest change agent, and our role as leaders is to listen deeply and follow faithfully. Transformation is already unfolding. We’re simply invited to join in.
In the world of Christian philanthropy, it’s easy to get caught up in the thrill of giving, the satisfaction of impact, and the joy of success. Yet God’s invitation is deeper: He’s not after your wealth, but your heart. Before you are a philanthropist, you are His beloved son or daughter. True generosity flows from walking closely with Him, remembering who He is, and living from the overflow of His love. This is the foundation of lasting impact — not just what we give, but who we are becoming.
Betrayal and defeat don’t define you—they’re just chapters in your story, not the title of your life. Healing starts when you allow yourself to feel the pain, forgive what hurt you, and refocus on the purpose God placed within you. Even Jesus faced betrayal, but His story didn’t end on Friday… and neither does yours. Sunday is coming.
Not every broken relationship is the result of conflict—sometimes it’s simply a matter of calling. In life and leadership, God often leads people down different paths, and it’s okay when those paths diverge. We can part ways without bitterness, honoring each other’s purpose and blessing each other’s journey. Let’s learn to release with grace and trust God with the turns in the road.
In a world of comparison and curated perfection, it’s easy to long for someone else’s life. But God has handcrafted your path, your people, and your purpose for this season. Stop peering into others' lives and start cherishing your own. What He has for you is unique, custom-built, and filled with goodness—embrace it fully.
There are Christian men and women standing at the edge of their calling, weary and uncertain—tired from the journey, wondering if it’s time to quit the race of destiny.
But hear this clearly: the call of God upon your life to lead has not expired.
You were born to lead. You were created to accomplish great things for His Kingdom. And even if you’ve veered off course, stumbled, or fallen flat—the call is still intact. It might need brushing off, but it’s still there.
The path ahead is full of opportunity, potential, and purpose.
Nothing is in vain—unless you stop now.
God has a plan for the world—and He designed you with a specific purpose to help fulfill it. Your purpose is discovered and lived out as you walk the unique path He created for you. Whether fast or slow, your obedience matters. When you walk your path, God’s plans succeed. Don’t just become all you can be—become all He created you to be.
Feeling weary from working hard with little result? Stay faithful. Like a farmer tending crops, you do your part—plant, water, nurture—but only God brings the harvest. Galatians 6:9 promises, “At the proper time, we will reap a harvest if we do not give up.” Keep going—your fruit is coming!
Dreams require hard work, perseverance, and faith. Even God’s promises come with challenges—just like Joshua faced giants and fortified cities. But God’s power is greater than any obstacle. Where is your focus today? Fix your eyes on His faithfulness, not the barriers, and trust Him to lead you forward!
The word Advent comes from the Latin adventus, meaning “coming” or “arrival.” In the Christian tradition, it marks the season leading up to Christmas—a time of anticipation and preparation for celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ. While keeping Christ at…
Christian leadership is a divine assignment, not just a career. Ephesians 5:15-17 reminds us to walk wisely, seeking God’s will. As 2025 approaches, take time to align your vision with His purpose. Lead with clarity, not uncertainty—God has placed you where you are for a reason!
Feeling lost is unsettling—whether on a trail or in life. But Romans 8 reminds us: God designed you with purpose. Your birth was intentional, your path divinely crafted. As you step into 2025, embrace His plan with confidence. You belong. You matter. Live boldly in His purpose!
