Happy New Year and thank you all for your support, and I look forward to sharing more words from the Lord in this new year. Thank you and have a happy new year.

Blind Bartimaeus didn’t have sight… but he had faith. In Mark 10, he cried out to Jesus even when the crowd told him to be quiet—because he knew Who could change his life.

In this episode, we talk about what it looks like to want Jesus so bad that you won’t let voices, fear, pressure, or your past shut you down. Heading into 2026 and beyond, we don’t just need Jesus—we need to hold on to Him for life.

If you’ve been feeling stuck, silenced, or held back, this one’s for you. Cry out. Don’t fold. Jesus is passing by.

Focal Verses To ReadThis Week😃: Isaiah 55:1-11

“Thanksgiving Special🍗🦃!”

Have you ever heard, “it’s not what you say but how you say it?” This statement is true. In Ephesians we will see the importance of speaking and telling the truth (even when it hurts), but doing it in a loving way, because ultimately you just want to see a change made in their lives.

It's time to speak up! While the world is badly professing their own beliefs and stances, it is time for us to broadly speak the name of Jesus. We serve a good God and the world needs to know it🌎! If the world can’t hear you, speak up 🗣️!

Hi y’all, have you ever noticed how easy it is to talk about how dark the world feels—how heavy, confusing, or unfair things seem? But here’s the truth: we were never called to curse the darkness; we were called to carry the light.

In this episode, we’re talking about what it really means to be the light—not just in church or on social media, but in everyday spaces. From the workplace to our homes, our light is not meant to blend in; it’s meant to stand out.

We are faced with all kinds of issues in our world. We are faced with murder, wars, mental illnesses, and amongst other issues. Yet this episode can be encouragement that these things do not change how good God is. God is good ALL the time😌🙌🏽.