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06/13/2026

🌈PRI[DEMON]TH🏳️‍🌈

Pride month is sinful, because it celebrates what the Bible defines as rebellion against God's holy design for humanity, and it steals God’s sign to do so. The rainbow is God’s covenant that he will never again destroy the earth with flood; it is a sacred symbol of divine promise, not a display of pride. As recorded in Genesis 9:13, God declares, "I do set my bow in the cloud, and it shall be for a token of a covenant between me and the earth."

Demonic possession and spiritual warfare are real. The world desperately tries to influence human actions and morality. Throughout the scriptures, there are consistent scriptures regarding the spiritual forces that drive humanity away from God’s design, whether through direct supernatural torment or through the temptation to violate divine law.

Biblical text establishes strict boundaries for human behavior and outlines the severe reality of demonic influence, drawing a direct line between moral rebellion and spiritual vulnerability. The Old Testament law explicitly defines specific physical relationships as violations of God's order, setting forth clear prohibitions regarding homosexuality.

Leviticus 18:22 states, "Thou shalt not lie with mankind, as with womankind: it is abomination," while Leviticus 20:13 reinforces this standard by declaring, "If a man also lie with mankind, as he lieth with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination: they shall surely be put to death; their blood shall be upon them."
Willfully engaging in practices defined as an abomination is sin.
Honestly is not hate, Christians are called to love others, not to celebrate or support them in their sin.

Stop allowing the world to tear down spiritual hedges. By crossing these biblical boundaries and rebelling against the Creator's intent, you open the door to spiritual degradation, which leaves you vulnerable to the influence of dark forces.

Biblical text moves from these absolute moral laws to direct encounters with localized evil spirits, showing what happens when unclean forces gain a foothold and completely overtake your life. A primary example of this absolute control is found in Mark 5:9, during Jesus' encounter with a heavily tormented man living in the tombs, where the spirit answers, "My name is Legion: for we are many."

This passage illustrates that demonic possession can involve a collective multitude of spirits working together to entirely shatter a person's mind, body, and identity, often latching onto areas of deep spiritual compromise.

When you don’t have Jesus, you’re like a half empty glass: there’s still room for you to be pour into, but you have to choose what’s being poured in. If you choose the world, demons are pouring into you. If you choose Jesus: He’s filling your cup. Once your cup is full, you begin to overflow and pour into those around you. Simply put: what fills you is what will flow out of you. The question is: are you filling others with Jesus, or with demons?

Jesus warns that spiritual warfare requires continuous vigilance, stating in Matthew 12:43 that, "When the unclean spirit is gone out of a man, he walketh through dry places, seeking rest, and findeth none." This teaching emphasizes that simply removing an evil presence or attempting to reform one's behavior is not enough; if a person's life remains empty and is not filled with righteousness and the Holy Spirit, the departing spirit will return with reinforcements, leading to an even deeper state of spiritual bo***ge and moral blindness.

If you find yourself struggling with these chains, caught up in a cycle of sin, now is the time to act. Do not wait until you think you have cleaned your life up enough to come to the altar. You cannot fix spiritual brokenness on your own strength, but God will clean it up for you… if you let Him. Turn away from sin today, surrender your burdens, and turn to Jesus. Only He has the absolute power to deliver you, heal you, and make you whole. Remember, Jesus loves you, and so do I!

06/06/2026

Y’all, we’ve got a leak in the foundation, and it’s time we talk about it. Somewhere along the way, a whole mess of folks in the Church decided that to love God with all your heart, you had to completely switch off your brain. We’ve treated the mind like it’s enemy territory, acting like asking a hard question is the same thing as losing your faith. That is anti-intellectualism, plain and simple, and it is emptying the pews. We went and built a wall that God never asked for—a big ole split between what we call the "sacred" and the "secular." We act like God only lives in the sanctuary on Sunday morning, and the rest of the week belongs to the world. We’ve told our young people that science, art, history, and hard engineering don't mix with the Bible. So, what did they do? They picked the world, because the Church made them feel like they couldn't be smart and be a Christian at the same time. When you split the head from the heart, you end up preaching an irrelevant gospel. It’s a message that sounds real nice inside the four walls of a church building, but it doesn't hold water when life gets messy on Monday. It’s a gospel that tells a suffering world, "Just pray harder and don't think about it." But people are thinking. They are hurting, they are questioning, and they are looking for real answers to real-life, heavy-duty problems. A faith that refuses to think cannot speak to a world that cannot stop worrying. The Apostle Paul didn't tell us to hide from the culture; he went right up to the hill and debated the smartest philosophers of his day. The Scripture tells us plain as day in Mark 12:30 to "love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind." God gave you a brain for a reason. He isn't intimidated by your questions. The world out there is absolutely hungry. They aren't starving for cheap entertainment or louder music. They are starving for a faith that can look truth in the eye, wherever it's found, and say, "That’s my Father’s world. "It’s time to tear down the wall. Let's bring our minds back to the altar and show this world a gospel that is both deeply felt and deeply true. When you boil it all down, fixing this problem of folks turning their brains off when it comes to faith means we’ve got to stop treating God like He only lives inside a church building on Sunday morning. We’ve got to tear down the barriers between our everyday, ordinary lives and our spiritual lives, because the two were always meant to walk hand-in-hand.It’s time to stop feeding folks a watered-down, feel-good gospel that ain't got no backbone, and start giving them the real, uncompromised Word of God. Loving God with all your heart doesn't mean you have to leave your mind at the door. True faith gives you the tools to share the real Jesus with a hurting world—not just when you’re dressed in your Sunday best, but out in the fields, at the workplace, and around the kitchen table every single day. When we finally bring the truth of Christ back into every nook and cranny of our lives, that’s when we will begin to see change. Like I said in my YouTube video, let’s host a “Worship In The Workplace”, a “Doubt-Night”, or even a “Q&A Day”. Time for folks to get answers to the difficult questions. At the end of the day, we’ve got to stop giving folks a Sunday-only religion that ain’t got no teeth, and start living out the real, uncompromised Word of God every single day, in every single thing we do. Let’s start introducing others to a faith that truly moves the heart, because it makes sense to the head.

06/04/2026

“Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, whatsoever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good report; if there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things."
-Philippians 4:8 (KJV)

06/03/2026
06/03/2026
Dear Lord, I come before You today lifting my heart and my life to You.Help me to always be rejoicing in hope, keeping m...
05/27/2026

Dear Lord,
I come before You today lifting my heart and my life to You.
Help me to always be rejoicing in hope, keeping my eyes fixed on the promises of Your Word and the eternal joy I have in You. When trials come, grant me the grace to be patient in tribulation, trusting that You are with me and refining my character through every storm.
Above all, I ask for the discipline of continuing instant in prayer. Let my heart be in a constant state of communion with You, seeking Your wisdom, pouring out my burdens, and relying on Your Holy Spirit for strength.
Amen.

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