On this day we celebrate Jesus’ resurrection. He is risen! But before the resurrection, there was a cross. Why did Jesus have to die? Why did He have to die on a cross? Why did He have to suffer? What does it mean for us today?

The question Jesus asked in Matthew 16 and the titles used at the Last Supper are the same question He asks us today: Who do you say Jesus is?

Breaking down the real meaning behind Jesus’ triumphal entry into Jerusalem: the donkey, the palm branches, the crowd shouting “Hosanna,” and why this moment was far more than a celebration.

Jesus didn’t ride into Jerusalem to be crowned. He rode in to be crucified. And understanding that changes everything. Although what’s beautiful about Jesus is that He actually was crowned. Crowned with thorns as He sacrificed Himself on the cross for us.

Philippians 4:13 is a popular verse for many, but can often be understood. It doesn't refer to achieving anything in life or great success, but something far deeper.

In this video, I explore what Scripture actually says about success, purpose and running your race, not someone else's. If you have ever struggled with comparison, perfectionism, or feeling "behind", this message is for you.

Have you ever asked the question: "God, what do you want me to do with my life?"

In this video, I share 3 Biblical principles regarding God's will, 3 Biblical stories of people who were seeking God's will and 4 practical steps that we can apply today to help us know whether we are walking in God's will for our life or not.

The Bible is full of people whose faith looked weak and God still met them there: A father wanting healing for his son, Elijah after a powerful victory, and Thomas, a disciple of Jesus.

Each of these stories show us that faith looks different and faith isn't about being perfect. It's about being in God's presence and having a heart to seek Him.

Waiting is hard. Waiting is uncomfortable. It's easy to feel frustrated, invisible or even start doubting. You start wondering...Is God really moving? Does He see me? Am I supposed to be here?

But here's the truth. God is still at work. He's shaping you, preparing you, and positioning you for what's ahead, even when you can't see it yet.

Do you feel unqualified, discouraged, stuck or held captive by your past? You're in good company! The Bible is full of people just like you and I who were used mightily by God. If imperfection disqualified people, the Bible would be a very short book!

In this video, I go over five stories from the Bible that show God using imperfect people.