Make it your business to praise God. Not just when the bills are paid. Not just when the diagnosis comes back favorable. Not just when the promotion arrives. Not just when the doors open. Make it your business to praise Him every day. Why? Because praise shifts your focus. Instead of focusing on what is missing, you begin focusing on what God has already done. Instead of dwelling on what went wrong, you remember all the times He made a way. Instead of magnifying your problems

We have spent the last several days pulling out the mirrors. We’ve looked at relationships. We’ve looked at loyalty. We’ve looked at accountability. We’ve looked at entitlement. We’ve looked at disrespect. We’ve looked at some hard truths. Now let’s focus on something just as important. Hope. Because after every mirror moment comes an opportunity for growth. An opportunity to do better. An opportunity to heal. An opportunity to move forward. Never forget that God does some of

Let’s pull these mirrors out. Because today’s conversation is about audacity. Not confidence. Not courage. Not boldness rooted in righteousness. Audacity. The kind that destroys hearts. The kind that chips away at the spirit of good people. The kind that leaves someone sitting alone asking: “How could they do that?” The audacity people have today is something to behold. It is loud. It is bold. It is arrogant. It often arrives wearing a smile. A smile of victory. A smile of en

Let’s pull these mirrors out. Not tomorrow. Not next week. Right now. Because today’s conversation is about something that destroys relationships, friendships, marriages, families, organizations, churches, and opportunities every single day. Disrespect. And its quiet cousin… Disregard. Most people recognize loud disrespect. The yelling. The cursing. The insults. The humiliation. The public embarrassment. The rolling of eyes. The talking over people. The aggressive tone. The d

Let’s pull these mirrors out. Not the binoculars. Not the magnifying glass for someone else’s behavior. The mirror. The one most people avoid. The one that doesn’t allow us to point fingers without first looking at ourselves. Because if we’re honest, some people are reading this looking for a prayer. Some are looking for motivation. Some are looking for inspiration. Some are looking for a devotional. Some may even be tired of the motivational messages altogether. Some are loo