Dr. Joe’s life reflected the meaning of “pray without ceasing”—his faith, kindness, and constant gratitude made him truly irreplaceable. Through loss and memories, we discover God’s calling to rejoice always, pray in every moment, and give thanks in all things. In living and honoring His Word, we find the assurance that among God’s children, there are no goodbyes, only “I’ll see you later.”

Don't quit on God's good ideas for your life. Learn to distinguish between human expectations and His joyful calling, and discover why waiting on the Lord renews your strength for meaningful service.

In a powerful message of faith and resilience from the heart of the Texas Hill Country, Brian shares a reminder of God's unwavering presence even in challenging times. Inspired by Psalms 113:3, this post encourages us to spread kindness and trust in Jesus, our ultimate hope. It's a heartfelt call to action for our community to come together, support first responders, and remember the blessings that allow us to be a blessing to others.

When grief strikes and plans are washed away, God can still use our pain to gather souls and transform hearts. Brian shares his vision of how the Gospel's power can turn mourning into revival, bringing the walking dead to life through nothing but the blood of Jesus.

A personal reflection of God's calling from service to our country to service for Him.

After my Memorial Day 2025 post, I received a text message that taught me more about combat PTSD than any awareness statistic ever could. It came from a mother who has spent decades awakening her husband from Vietnam nightmares and watching her son carry the weight of friends lost to war and suicide. Her words reminded me that some families don't just support our veterans—they become veterans themselves, fighting against an invisible vortex that threatens to pull them down as

Is the Bible true? This question carries eternal consequences. While our world offers many paths to truth, Jesus boldly claimed, "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me." Like a student facing a high-stakes exam, we must decide if we'll trust God's Word or insist on our own way. The evidence supports Scripture's reliability, but ultimately, faith asks each of us: "Is that your final answer?