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What if your life stopped drifting and started moving with purpose, even when the world feels unsteady? We’re setting the tone for 2026 with a bold commitment to intentional focus and a simple anchor from Psalm 16:8: “I keep my eyes always on the Lord; with him at my right hand, I will not be shaken.” That single word—always—reshapes how we think about discipleship, stability, and peace under pressure.

We open up about the difference between religion and relationship, and why routines can never replace closeness with God. David’s confidence wasn’t theory; it was forged in private moments, failures, and fresh mercy. Together, we break down what it means for God to stand at your right hand—your vulnerable side—and why that changes how you face fear, uncertainty, and spiritual warfare. You don’t need control to be steady; you need closeness. That’s where peace grows.

You’ll hear practical ways to refocus attention when emotions flare: short declarations over panic, choosing presence over impulse, and aligning decisions with Jesus’ way in ordinary moments. We talk storms, not as problems to deny, but as places to declare God’s nearness. This is a year to move from belief as a concept to faith as a lifestyle—real obedience, real questions, and real transformation. If your heart is hungry to grow and your mind craves clarity, pull up a chair. Let’s choose relationship over routine and walk unshaken, together.

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We close the year with gratitude, a clear call to deeper worship, and a roadmap from anointing to glory. Mary’s alabaster act and Moses’ long pursuit teach us to lay down ego, choose presence over gifts, and press beyond moments into habitation.

• year-end thanksgiving and testimony of God’s care
• ministry updates and season three plans with video
• discipleship vision for new and growing believers
• Mary’s alabaster box as a model of humility
• dismantling ego to make room for worship
• seeking God’s face rather than His hand
• Moses’ 1,500-year quest for God’s glory
• Transfiguration as a delayed answer to hunger
• daily death to self as the path to intimacy
• revival through humility, repentance, and prayer
• carrying God’s presence into everyday spaces

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Hungry for a faith that feels alive again? We open the doors wide and sit with the difference between knowing about God and actually knowing Him—then trace a path back through focused worship, honest repentance, and adoration that costs us something. Fresh from a fire conference and renewed purpose, we share how chasing God’s presence reshapes our priorities, heals burnout, and clarifies our mission to make disciples.

We anchor the conversation in Mary’s alabaster moment from the Gospels—a vivid picture of humility and extravagant love. Her choice to dismantle her glory and honor Jesus exposes our preference for performance over presence and challenges the way many modern services are built. Are our gatherings tailored for God’s delight or our comfort? We talk about seeking God’s face over His hand, the danger of overanalyzing spiritual life, and the power of quieting every distraction to enter the secret place where peace and transformation take root.

We also face a hard truth about judgment: we say we want the lost saved, yet we often recoil at their mess. Through Scripture and transparent stories, we call for compassion that tells the truth and refuses hypocrisy. Along the way, we share updates about our growing global community, new discipleship plans (including video), and an open invitation to connect and send prayer requests. If your heart is ready to say, “Jesus, I just want You,” this conversation will help you make room—trading routine for relationship and blessings for the blesser.

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