This blog reflects on the Defenders of the Alamo's call for help in 1836 and connects it to the spiritual help found in Psalm 121:2, which declares that "my help comes from the Lord." The author shares a personal reflection on how, over time, they have learned to rely on God for strength and guidance, much like the Psalmist's trust in God's ever-present help, as expressed in Psalm 46:1.

Good friends are like country ham – you enjoy every moment with them, but when they’re gone, you’re left thirsty for their presence. Life is richer with friends by our side, sharing laughter, adventures, and even tears. Don’t forget to cherish your friends, because the gift of true friendship is something we should never take for granted.

Preaching on the Sunday before Thanksgiving is a challenge with all the delicious desserts in view. This year, let's also give thanks for the sweetness of God's Word, which is living, active, and powerful in our lives.

In a moment of reflection, I was reminded of the importance of waiting quietly for God's guidance. Lamentations 3:26 teaches us that trusting His timing is always best.

In the last days, the Antichrist and False Prophet will enforce the Mark of the Beast. How strong is your faith to resist? Learn from Daniel's example of unwavering conviction in the face of pressure.

It’s often said, "The faster you walk, the longer you will live." Just as physical movement keeps our bodies healthy, daily engagement with God's Word keeps our spirits strong. Psalm 1 reminds us that those who delight in the law of the Lord and meditate on it day and night will thrive, like a tree planted by streams of water.

Discover how the Parable of the Sower teaches Christians to plant seeds of faith. Learn how trial and error, mentorship, and divine guidance can help you share the Gospel and grow spiritually.

In Matthew 13, Jesus teaches the Parable of the Sower, highlighting how distractions, like thorns, can choke spiritual growth. Learn how to cultivate good soil for a deeper relationship with God.

It may not have been perfect, but it was made with love. This Thanksgiving, take a moment to reflect on the greatest ingredient of all—love—for God and others.

Life is full of battles, both seen and unseen. While major events like boxing matches grab headlines, many people are fighting daily struggles for survival, relationships, and purpose. Drawing lessons from biblical stories like David vs. Goliath and Paul's transformation, this post explores the importance of perseverance, preparation, and faith in overcoming life's toughest challenges.

Time flies, but are we using it wisely? Reflect on the wisdom of Psalm 90:12 and the Apostle Paul's example of purposeful living and service.

In a world that often favors convenience, it’s easy to take shortcuts and compromise on what’s right. But as Christians, we are called to live with integrity and stand firm in truth—just as Jesus did. The road of convenience may seem easier, but it leads away from the life God intends for us. It takes courage to choose the right path, even when it's hard. Let’s follow Jesus' example, choosing truth over ease and living consistently with His values.

The story of the Walls of Jericho teaches Christians an important lesson: we are called to move beyond the walls of sin and live with purpose and obedience. Just as the Israelites obeyed God’s command, we must surrender to Him, flee from sin, and embrace His blessings.

Procrastination can hold us back, but God's perfect timing never fails. Learn how trusting His timing helps us move from delay to action, fulfilling His purpose.

Paper plates may not be strong enough to hold up under pressure, but God’s hand is always firm, no matter how messy or fragile we feel. In John 10:28-29, Jesus promises that no one can snatch us from His hand. Just as a parent holds a child securely, God holds us in His loving grip, even when we struggle or squirm. No matter how tough life gets, we are always safe in the palm of His hand.

Playing simple card games with my wife has taught me valuable lessons about unity, love, and faith. In marriage, it's not about winning, but about growing together.

Experience the peace of God's presence in life’s challenges. Learn how surrendering to Him brings comfort and assurance, as promised in Exodus 33:14.

When we’re feeling weak, sick, or vulnerable, it’s easy to long for the comfort of home—where we can be ourselves without pretenses. In the same way, Jesus offers us a safe place where we can experience His unconditional love, no matter our condition.

In moments of loneliness, Psalm 142:4 resonates deeply. This reflection explores the challenges of feeling alone and the importance of reaching out with compassion, encouraging us to support those in darkness and remind them they are not forgotten.

In this blog post, we explore the story of Abraham, who made the same mistake twice, yet remained a key figure in God’s plan. His journey reminds us that our failures don’t define us; instead, they highlight the incredible grace and forgiveness God offers. If God can use someone like Abraham despite his flaws, there’s hope for all of us to be transformed and make a difference.