Sometimes we limit grace to the moment of salvation, but it’s far more than that. Grace is God’s own power—His very nature at work in you—guiding, equipping, and bringing you into His perfect will. But for grace to flourish, we must choose to partner with it. We have a role to play.

In this episode, we explore what grace truly is and how our partnership with God’s grace allows it to transform our lives into to be a display of God's true heart for us and others.

Are you a blessing or a curse to your church?

It’s a serious question—one we don’t often stop to ask ourselves. If you didn’t show up this Sunday, would your church family be better off, worse off, or would it make no difference at all?

In this episode, we dig into what it really means to be the church. Too often we walk through the doors with the mindset of receiving—hoping for encouragement, answers, or relief from our struggles. But what if God has called us to come ready to give? A smile, a handshake, a word of encouragement, or a simple prayer might be exactly what someone else needs.

Drawing from passages like Ephesians 4 and 1 Corinthians 12, we’ll explore how every member of the body of Christ has something to offer. You’ll hear practical ways to prepare your heart before you ever step into the building—using imagination, expectation, and participation—to shift from being a passive attendee to an active blessing.

Maybe the problem isn’t the church you’re in… but how you’re going to church.

Join me as we unpack how to transform your Sunday experience, grow in spiritual maturity, and step into your role as a vital part of God’s family.

Real Joy is not just noticeable, it's notable. In this episode, we dive deep into the supernatural nature of joy. Unlike happiness, which rises and falls with circumstances, joy is rooted in God Himself. When everything says you should be fearful, defeated, or downcast, joy speaks of Jesus—the source of true peace, stability, and life.

Real joy doesn’t come from this world. It comes from God’s presence, His promises, and the living hope we have in Christ. And when you walk in that joy, it becomes noticeable, powerful, and unshakable.