Physical vertigo is a condition where your brain cannot process what your eyes see. Spiritual vertigo happens when our faith cannot process what we see, hear, or experience. We become spiritually disconnected, off balance, and doubt our faith in God. What are the causes of spiritual vertigo?   Read More

Spiritual renewal is not a self-improvement project—it is the supernatural work of the Holy Spirit. We are not saved by our good deeds or moral efforts, but by God’s mercy through the cleansing and renewing power of the Spirit.   Read More

He calls us out of spiritual death into the life that only He can give. Before we can fully embrace spiritual renewal, we must first acknowledge our need for it.  Read More

How has the reality of being "born again" impacted your life? What areas still need the transforming touch of the Holy Spirit?  Read More

God's presence brings meaning, direction, and fulfillment to our lives. Reflect on times when you've sensed God's presence strongly, and times when He seemed distant.   Read More

God has entrusted each of us with unique gifts, talents, and experiences. Like Moses' staff, what seems ordinary to us can become extraordinary in God's hands.  Read More

When He is our ultimate focus, everything else falls into place. Reflect on what's in your "box"—the driving force of your life—and commit to making Christ your primary focus.  Read More

Our pursuit of success should be viewed from an eternal perspective. True achievement isn't fame or fortune but faithfulness and kingdom impact.   Read More

Consider how your desires align with God’s will. What might need to change to better reflect His purpose?  Read More

Reflect on your attitude towards service and whether you are willing to serve humbly wherever God places you.  Read More

His strength transforms our weakness into opportunities for His glory. Consider a situation where you're hesitant due to self-doubt, and see it as an opportunity for God to work through you.  Read More

When God called Moses to lead the Israelites out of Egypt, Moses felt inadequate and afraid. We often face similar doubts when God calls us to step out in faith. But God's response to Moses is the same for us today: "I will be with you."  Read More