By magnifying God, we seek to deepen our understanding and reverence for Him, simultaneously, recognizing His infinite nature and role as our creator and sustainer of all things.

How often in our culture do we emphasize the learned skill sets like doctors, lawyers, and accountants and less on the natural, gifted individuals as artisans?

Do not become a Pharoah-like individual, an enslaver of pleasing your heart, but rather develop a Moses-like character, a liberator of self-will to do God’s will.

God, who is infinitely wise, used Jesus's death by shedding blood to restore and maintain life as He intended from the beginning of time.

Age is simply a number, and what truly matters is the heart and the will to serve God.

We can count on God to never leave us or forsake us.

When I faced a critical point in life, she advised me by quoting Psalm 37:4, “Delight yourself also in the LORD and He shall give you the desires of your heart.” These words have stayed with me ever since.

Instead of Building a Tower to reach God, God made a tower for man to rest.

A man and woman fulfill the unity of purpose on Earth as God intended despite the different innovation of reproducing offspring.

For he spake in a certain place of the seventh day on this wise, And God did rest the seventh day from all his works.

(Hebrews 4:4 KJV)

Joy creates neutrality in any circumstance.

Hey Google gives us a false sense of control because we have access to answers or we can control our devices, but God is ultimately the one who controls everything.

Jesus never changes, and we must grasp this truth's significance.

Don’t mistake God as a resource, because He is your source.

In the present moment, ask yourself this question: Do you demonstrate the same dedication toward your passion as you do to other essential aspects of your life?

This realization of a glorified body should lead to mixed emotions as we evaluate whether we allow our bodies to express such glorification as the Temple of God.

Engaging in worship strengthens your relationship with God and, simultaneously, creating a sense of purpose in life.

We regret what we cannot see and

demonstrate pleasure in what we can see.