Jesus didn’t teach us to pray so we’d sound holy.
He taught us to pray so we’d build something.
“Your kingdom come, your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.”
—Matthew 6:10
Not just a poem.
Not just a lyric.
A blueprint.
Stop obsessing over perfect structures and start tending to people. Using the metaphor of a fire pit and flame, this article draws from Nehemiah’s example to show that real leadership requires both systems and souls—framework and fire. You don’t just build for the sake of building; you build to host something alive. Leaders are accountable not just for what they construct, but for who gathers because of it.
Real-world empowerment for out of this world miracles.
A must-read guide for living a supernatural life.
Do your part. Open a realm.
A revival handbook that could save your life.
Break your cruise control!
An Inner Healing Manual for Millennials with ADHD
The quality of your sleep will affect the quality of your life. We will teach you how to frame the night so you can intentionally optimize your rest.
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.