What do you do with a believer who says, “to live is Christ, to die is gain”? You can’t silence them. You can’t stop them. You can’t threaten them—because their life is already surrendered to Jesus. That’s the paradigm shift the church must embrace. We weren’t called to comfort or safety—we were called to courage, to eternity’s agenda, to walk in love, grace, forgiveness, and mercy even in the face of evil. This is how the enemy’s strategy is undone. This is how revival spreads. And this is how

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When tragedy strikes, our instinct is to ask God for safety. But in Acts 4, when the disciples were threatened, they didn’t pray for safety. They prayed for boldness. That’s my prayer for the church in this moment—that we wouldn’t be swept into rage, vitriol, or political echo chambers, but that we’d rise with courage and humility, with truth and grace, declaring the hope of the gospel. History proves it: every attempt to silence the church has only spread the message further. From Stephen’s mar

Pastors and ministry leaders—what if you didn’t have to figure out how to help hurting people on your own? Every week, you’re face-to-face with people walking through trauma, grief, and loss. The need is overwhelming, but the tools and resources to meet it can feel out of reach. Join me for a free Healing Leader Webinar—where I’ll walk you through practical tools and turn-key solutions you need to step into the greatest ministry opportunity you have: guiding people from pain to purpose. Find out