Glorifi Him

03/20/2026

My brother out here in the field! He has an amazing testimony and I promise I will get a video for you guys! Keep him in your prayers!

03/16/2026

This is such solid evidence that Jesus is real. Every place where you will be killed for believing in Him, the remnant is ACTIVE. Just like in Iran! The kind of faith it requires to live in these places and still claim Jesus is so very inspiring!

China has spent decades trying to contain Christianity, and it is losing.

The nation that banned unauthorized church gatherings, demolished crosses from church buildings, and imprisoned pastors for preaching the Gospel is on track to potentially have the largest Christian population in the world. The government tried surveillance, raids, fines, and imprisonment. The Church grew anyway. Not in spite of the pressure. Some would argue because of it.

When comfort is removed from following Jesus, only the people who actually believe it keep going. And what is being built in China right now is a Church that has been tested in ways the Western Church has never experienced. That kind of faith does not stay contained. It spreads.

Governments that try to crush the Church have a consistent track record. The Church outlasts them every time.

03/15/2026

Pastor stay PREACHING 🙏😇🙌🏼

03/14/2026

He gone sn**ch something.

03/13/2026

Sensitive sons of The Most High

03/12/2026

Every day when I walk into my kitchen, I see my baptism certificate on the fridge. It’s not there as decoration. It’s there as a reminder.

A reminder of the moment I chose to surrender my life and be made new.

Life gets busy. The world gets loud. Temptations, distractions, and struggles try to pull us away from the path we committed to. But seeing that certificate every day brings me back to the truth: I didn’t just make a decision that day — I made a covenant.

Jesus said we must pick up our cross daily and follow Him. Not once. Not when it’s easy. Every single day.

That certificate reminds me that my old life was buried and a new life began. It reminds me that I’m called to walk differently, speak differently, love differently, and live for something greater than myself.

Some days that cross feels heavy. Some days I fall short. But every time I look at that certificate, I remember who I belong to and why I keep getting back up.

It’s a daily reminder that my life is no longer my own — it belongs to the One who saved me.

And today, just like every day, I choose to pick up my cross and follow Him.