I've been around the move of the Holy Spirit for nearly thirty years. I've seen rooms shift in a moment. I've watched people get saved, healed, delivered and called. I've also watched something else. I've watched people walk away from the move of the Spirit — not because God didn't show up, but because the … Continue reading Anointed and Unwell: Why Revival Needs a Healthy Soul
There are few sentences a pastor can say that draw a warmer "amen" than "We stand with Israel." And there are few sentences more easily twisted into something we never meant. So let me say plainly where I stand, and where our church stands, before I say anything else. We love the Jewish people. We … Continue reading How a Christian Truly Blesses Israel
There’s a narrative I’ve heard too many times: a church experiences a genuine move of God, but over time, attendance dips, key people leave, and leaders are left scratching their heads, wondering if what they experienced was even real. Some conclude, “Well, that couldn’t have been revival.” Others claim revival kills churches—that it burns bright … Continue reading Revival Didn’t Kill That Church, Poor Leadership Did
As pastors, we hold a significant responsibility to shape the culture of our churches, particularly when it comes to financial stewardship and giving. The words we choose in our prayers, especially during the offering, carry profound influence. They set the tone for how people understand generosity, God’s provision, and their partnership with Him. One particular … Continue reading Why Pastors Should Stop Praying ‘Bless Those Who Can’t Give’ During Offerings
There is a power in thanksgiving that is too often overlooked. We talk about faith, prayer, and worship—and rightly so—but thanksgiving is the golden thread that ties them all together. A thankful heart positions us to receive from God, unlocks His promises, and keeps us anchored in His goodness. Thanksgiving is not just a polite … Continue reading The Power of Thanksgiving: A Gateway to God’s Presence
