If you want to take ownership of your life, if you want to experience the full life of adventure to which God has called you, remain faithful.

Jesus was interrupted on His journey to Jerusalem by yet another blind beggar…only this one was unique. His story teaches us about God’s willingness to be “interrupted” by us all.

What are you focusing on? What are you welcoming into your heart and soul that is pulling you away from the life God intends for you?

Take back your life from the distractions and the passive lifestyle so many lead. God intended for you to live a grand adventure in relationship with Him. This is your wake up call!

Christmas Eve Candlelight Service with my church in a barn was a special time. I pray your Christmas is merry and blessed!

The moment Jesus was born, an angel of the Lord visited the most unlikely of people - shepherds. Shepherds were considered unclean and, therefore, felt unloved and unworthy of God. Know the feeling? The way their life changed after their encounter with the new born Jesus should give us all the reason we need to “Fear not!”

An angel visited Joseph and instructed him to go through with his marriage to Mary. This was an enormous decision for Joseph. The social and personal consequences could have been devastating to him. What would people think? What will people think of any of us if we choose to be obedient to God?

Every time an angel of the Lord appeared to share the call of God on the people personally involved in the birth of Jesus, the message started with two words, “Fear Not.” There’s a reason for that. What is God asking you to do that has you concerned, worried, even scared? Let’s talk about it.

It's the season of Thanksgiving and while most pastors and most churches might focus on the theme of "giving thanks" during this time of the year, we're focusing our attention on what Jesus loved most — the food!

It's the season of Thanksgiving and while most pastors and most churches might focus on the theme of "giving thanks" during this time of the year, we're focusing our attention on what Jesus loved most — the food!