This article challenges the cultural obsession with affirmation as the path to healing, arguing instead that true joy begins with truth—not comfort. It explores how grace-fueled transformation starts with conviction, confession, and repentance, not denial or flattery. Rooted in the gospel, it reminds us that while tears may come first, they are the seeds of a deeper joy only Christ can bring. Transformation isn’t achieved—it’s received. And joy, in the end, is not manufactured but harvested through surrender.
When the People Cry Out
Understanding the True Potential of Rejection
Let’s be honest—rejection is tough. That gut-punch of “No thanks, we’re good without you” can leave you questioning your worth, your efforts, and sometimes even your purpose. But what if rejection isn’t a full stop? What if it’s a divine opportunity? What if being canceled, overlooked, or unappreciated is actually positioning you for something greater?
The Weeping God
Walking in Healing
In this blog, we will explore the vital importance of understanding and establishing your beliefs about healing before sickness strikes.
We will cover the necessity of proactive faith, the role of professional prayer, the assurance that God desires your healing, and the significance of building a supportive faith community.
By preparing in advance and cultivating a deep understanding of healing, you will be better equipped to face challenges and support others in their healing journeys.
This preparation is crucial for standing strong in faith and experiencing the miraculous power of God in your life.