Words for the Walk Reflections to consider with God
Leadership Through Divine Alignment
True leadership is not the ability to persuade people to follow us, but the willingness to die to ourselves so completely that Christ is free to lead others through us. The greatest leaders are not those who impose their will but those who continually surrender their...
What Is Hindering Our Complete Devotion?
IIf our devotion to Christ—our singleness of heart toward Him, our marriage covenant with Him and our spouse, and His mission to baptize and make disciples—is being hindered by our standard of living, possessions, personal ambitions, or the pursuit of comfort, then it...
Abiding Until Christ is Seen
The Branch Has Only One ResponsibilityJesus paints one of the most beautiful pictures of discipleship in John 15. “I am the true vine… you are the branches… If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can do nothing.”Notice what Jesus...
What God Treasures in Us
The fear of the Lord is God’s greatest treasure and virtue we can pursue and apprehend. It is the key to a fulfilled, successful, and meaningful life. It is described as the foundation of wisdom, character, protection, provision, and true happiness. King Solomon...
Holiness or Hardness
Holiness, our willingness to be separated to and for God is revealed through surrendered worship that gives birth to true intercession, while hardness toward God is exposed when we reduce prayer to emotion, routine, or personal agenda. As declared in Isaiah 59:16, God...
The Pattern of Surrender
Surrender follows a divine pattern. First, there is singleness with God—He becomes our source, our first love, and our full devotion. Then surrender expresses itself in covenant relationships, where our love for others reflects our honor for Him. Finally, faith...
Surrender Is the Beginning
Surrender is not an action we visit occasionally—it is the attitude that keeps us aligned, joined, and alive in God. Living for Jesus is not behavior modification; it is a posture of the heart. Faith does not begin where things make sense—it begins where we yield....
Where Misalignment Begins
We pull apart what God has joined together when we come into agreement with anything other than His Spirit. Separation does not begin outwardly—it begins in the heart. It starts when we choose understanding over trust, self-will over surrender, and knowledge over...
Where True Influence Comes From
Faith does not begin with clarity—it begins with surrender. 2 Timothy 4:1–3 reminds us that the call is not to understand everything, but to stand and proclaim the Word—whether it is convenient or not—anchored in the Spirit, with patience, wisdom, and unwavering...
What Separates What God Has Joined?
Question: How does man separate what God has joined together? Humanity—both man and woman—lives at the intersection of continual choice. At every moment, we are yielding to one of two sources: God… or mammon (self-will, the spirit of covetousness). We are either...
Where Awe Is Missing
The awe of God begins in a place of singleness with Him—where He alone is our source, our focus, our first love as sons and daughters. But it doesn’t stay there. That awe draws us into covenant, where He joins us together, forming relationships that are rooted in Him,...
Evidence That Our First Love for Jesus Is Waning
One of the clearest indicators that our love for Jesus has begun to fade is when our relationship with Him shifts from a passion to be with Him and for Him to merely working for Him and seeking His approval. Instead of devotion flowing from intimacy, it becomes driven...