Verse of the Week

Verse of the Week

Verse of the Week

Verse of the Week

Verse of the Week

"The godly may trip seven times, but they will get up again. But one disaster is enough to overthrow the wicked."
- Proverbs 24:16

Verse of the Week

A cheerful heart is good medicine, but a crushed "spirit dries up the bones."
- Proverbs 17:22

Verse of the Week

Verse of the Week

Change Now, Reap Later

“New year, new me,” but you’re still doing the same things from 2018. “I’m starting the business this year,” but you’re still hanging around your demotivated friends. “Oh, I am definitely going to start this diet,” but you’re still hitting McDonalds for that 2 for $5 Fish Filet. “I’m over them and won’t give them another chance,” but you’re still sending them “wyd” texts when you get lonely. “I won’t cheat on you again,” but you’re still responding to those late night “you up?” texts and still answering DMs on social media. “I’m going to value myself and my body,” but you’re still posting thirst traps.” “I’m going to change Lord,” but you’re still living the same life as non-believers. “God, I’m going to follow your plan and go where you lead me,” but you’re still trying to make your own dreams happen.

July Release: How To Make Real Change Within Yourself

One of the biggest challenges we face as human beings is changing who we are, and/or going against our own nature. We try again and again to address certain aspects about ourselves that are toxic, have negative connotations, or just in general are not helping us progress in life, and many times we end up failing. Why is that? Why do we struggle so much with something that we are doing for our benefit? Well the answer isn't so simple because, well, we aren't simple. When it comes to change - real change - it takes a great deal of work, effort, commitment, and trial and error because we are trying to address something in which we are accustomed, and that's never an easy task.