But first Jesus.

04/05/2026

He has risen! 🙌✝️

The grave is empty, death is defeated, and hope is alive forevermore. What looked like the end was only the beginning.

Jesus didn’t just die for us—He rose again so we could live in freedom, grace, and new life.

Today we celebrate victory. Victory over sin. Victory over fear. Victory over death.

No matter what you’re facing, remember this: the same power that raised Christ from the dead is still moving today. There is hope. There is redemption. There is life in Him.
He is not here… He has risen, just as He said. 💛

04/04/2026

Saturday was silent.

The promises felt buried.

Hope seemed lost in the stillness.
The prayers felt unanswered.
And heaven… quiet.

But just because God is silent doesn’t mean He is absent.
Saturday is the space between what was and what will be.

It’s where faith is tested, where trust is stretched, where we learn to wait even when we don’t understand.

The disciples didn’t know Sunday was coming.

All they saw was the tomb.
But God was still working… even in the silence.

If you’re in a “Saturday” season right now—hold on.
Don’t give up. Don’t lose heart.
Because the same God who was faithful then is faithful now.
Sunday is coming. 🙌

04/03/2026

✝️ Good Friday ✝️

Today we remember the weight of the cross…

The sacrifice that changed everything.

On Good Friday, we pause and reflect on the suffering, the love, and the mercy poured out for us. Jesus bore what we could never carry, and through His wounds, we are given life.

It wasn’t nails that held Him there—it was love.

A love so deep, so undeserved, and so freely given.

The day may feel heavy… but it’s not the end of the story.
Sunday is coming. 🙌

04/02/2026

Thursday… the night everything changed.

Around a simple table, Jesus shared a final meal with His disciples — what we now remember as the Last Supper. 🍞🍷

He broke the bread and said, “This is My body, given for you.”
He lifted the cup and said, “This is My blood, poured out for many.”

In that moment, love was on full display.

Not just words… but sacrifice.
Not just a meal… but a promise.

Even knowing betrayal was at the table, Jesus still served, still loved, still gave.

Tonight, we remember that His love doesn’t waver — even when we do.

His grace covers, His mercy restores, and His sacrifice changed everything.
Let us come to the table with humble hearts, grateful for the cross that was to come… and the victory that followed. ✝️

04/01/2026

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04/01/2026

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Before the betrayal in the garden, there was a decision made in the shadows.

Judas Iscariot went to the chief priests and asked, “What will you give me if I deliver Him to you?” And they counted out thirty pieces of silver—payment to betray Jesus Christ.

Thirty pieces of silver…

The value he placed on the Savior of the world.

It didn’t start with the kiss. It started with a heart that slowly drifted… a love that grew cold… a compromise that seemed small at first.

And if we’re honest, we’re not so different.

Every time we choose sin over obedience… Comfort over calling… The world over God…

we’re making our own “deal.”

But here’s the grace—Jesus still went to the cross. Even knowing the betrayal. Even knowing the cost.

That’s love.

Let today be a moment to realign your heart. Nothing this world offers is worth trading away your relationship with Him.

03/31/2026

After Jesus cleansed the temple, flipping tables and driving out what didn’t belong, the religious leaders didn’t fall to their knees in repentance… they questioned His authority.

“By what authority are You doing these things?” (Matthew 21:23)

They weren’t concerned with the corruption being exposed — they were threatened by the One exposing it.

And it still happens today.

When Jesus steps into our lives and begins overturning what we’ve allowed — pride, sin, comfort, control — our first reaction isn’t always surrender… sometimes it’s resistance.

We question Him. We hesitate. We hold onto what He’s trying to remove.

But Jesus doesn’t need permission to be Lord — He already is.

His authority isn’t given by man. It’s not voted on. It’s not up for debate.
It is holy. It is righteous. It is absolute.

The same Jesus who cleansed the temple is still cleansing hearts. Still calling out what doesn’t belong. Still restoring what was meant to be sacred.

The question isn’t whether He has authority… The question is — will we submit to it?

03/30/2026

Monday Matthew 21:12-17 Cleansing The Temple ✝️🙏🛐🫶💕 🪙 🐑

There’s a side of Jesus we don’t talk about enough.

When He entered the temple and saw it filled with corruption, distraction, and dishonor, He didn’t stay silent. He flipped tables. He drove out what didn’t belong. He made it clear—God’s house was never meant to be a place of compromise, but a place of prayer.

Sometimes we only picture Jesus as gentle and quiet… but He is also holy, righteous, and deeply passionate about what belongs to His Father.

And here’s the part that hits home: We are now His temple.

What tables in our hearts need to be overturned? What distractions, habits, or compromises have we allowed to take up space where God should be first?

Jesus doesn’t cleanse to condemn—He cleanses to restore. He clears out what harms us so He can fill us with what gives life.

Today, let’s not resist His refining. Let’s invite it.

“Lord, search my heart. Remove anything that doesn’t honor You. Make me a house of prayer again.”

Because what He cleans… He fills. And what He fills… He transforms.

03/29/2026

🌿 Palm Sunday 🌿

Today we remember the moment Jesus entered Jerusalem—welcomed with praise, palm branches, and shouts of “Hosanna!” 🙌

The same crowd that celebrated Him would soon turn away. And yet… He still came.

He came knowing the cross was ahead.
He came knowing hearts would change.
He came anyway—out of love.

Palm Sunday reminds us that following Jesus isn’t always about comfort—it’s about surrender. It’s about choosing Him not just in moments of praise, but in moments of obedience.

Let’s not just wave the palm branches today—let’s lay down our pride, our plans, and our will at His feet.
Hosanna in the highest.
Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord. ✝️

03/22/2026

“Before you rebuke the devil, ask yourself, Am i fully obeying God, or just choosing the parts I like?”

We blame the enemy for everything.
Spiritual attack. Closed doors. Heavy season.

But sometimes, it’s not demons.
It’s the instruction we ignored.
The conviction we silenced.
The obedience we delayed.

We pray for breakthrough but resist correction.
We ask for blessings but avoid surrender.
We want favor, but we do not want full obedience.

Jonah was not attacked.. He ran.
Saul was not overpowered.. He disobeyed.

Disobedience may look small.. but it blocks big blessings.
It hardens the heart.
It creates distance between you and God.

But here is the good news.
God’s mercy is bigger than your mistake.
The moment you choose obedience, restoration begins.
The door you thought was closed can open again.
The distance you created can be healed.

It is not too late to obey.
It is not too late to return.

Sometimes it’s not demons.
Sometimes it’s disobedience.

But obedience always brings you back to grace. ✝️🙏🤷‍♀️ 🫡🥴🧐

01/03/2026

Living in wisdom is living in fear of the Lord. Living in worry is living in fear of the world. Fear God, not man. ✝️👏💕📖☕️

The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom: and the knowledge of the Holy is understanding-Proverbs 9:10 🫡🙌🌅

Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God; and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus-Philippians 4:6-7 🙏🙌💁‍♀️

09/29/2025

Stop Praying like a sheep when you follow a Lion....let your prayers roar the way your Savior does!! 📖✝️🔥🙌🗣