The constant pace of media in our modern age is controlled by the Algorithm. It builds and feeds appetites that keep users hooked. This article compels us to push back against mindless development of the algorithm of our lives, to spiritually sensitive engagement. Apostolic Algorithms are lives intentionally ordered around prayer, fasting, and the reading of God’s Word, allowing the Spirit to reshape our appetites away from worldly distraction and toward the deep things of God.
To truly “practice” a principle, you have to move it from theory into real-life reps—imperfect starts, hard adjustments, and steady refinement. This article blends engineering experience with Scriptural principle to remind believers that faith becomes visible through consistent practice, which is more attainable than we often believe.
Sometimes the busy-ness of life can be overwhelming. The sheer volume of things to do can cause us to focus on getting things done and checked off the list. This article explores the difficulty of distraction in that sometimes it’s not lazy—it’s busy. This article is an encouragement to realign our efforts and focus on the main thing to ensure that we reduce distraction and expend our energy on what is most important. To keep the main thing, the main thing.
Exposing the reality of engineering principles and Spiritual truth, this article emphasizes that excellence is the product of collaborative effort. When people align around a common purpose, embrace their unique strengths, and rely on God’s guidance, their combined influence multiplies far beyond what one person could achieve alone. The Body walks into her design as a multiplicative machine for Kingdom Increase.
Have you ever wondered if you were doing it right? The continued onslaught of life and its surprises cause us to question, at times, if we are doing something wrong. This week’s article covers the iterative nature of design and construction. Site conditions, like life, are often changing. This does not mean we are doing things wrong, it just means we have to adapt. If you’ve been there, this week’s article is an encouragement to keep building and adapt as necessary because the process is what makes us successful, not perfection the first time.
Some truths are unchanging, yet every season brings new context. This article explores how holding fast to eternal foundations while reevaluating our methods can lead to greater faithfulness, fruitfulness, and long-term sustainability in life and purpose.
The nature of Western society has long been concerned with pleasure and entertainment.
You are burning with excitement upon your arrival. You’ve pushed your family maybe a little too hard, the journey has been long and taxing, but this Passover was special.
New Year’s resolutions often fail because they were never designed to succeed. This article offers a practical, intentional approach to planning your year so progress becomes measurable and sustainable. We learn from Jesus wisdom regarding planning and His intentional approach to establishing the church.
Good intentions alone won’t change your life—action will. In this inspiring and practical guide, discover how biblical principles and modern tools like Notion can help you transform chaos into purpose. Learn how to write your vision, build spiritual habits, and hold yourself accountable, all while keeping God at the center. It’s time to live intentionally and see your faith in action.
A poem for the holiday. The Lord had placed these words in my spirit several years ago on the Sunday morning before Memorial Day. Let’s remember the sacrifices of the brave men and women who dedicate their lives to serve this nation and ultimately each one of us. Many have paid the ultimate price. They are the men and women that allow us the liberty to live the way we do. We honor you and we say, “Thank You.”
Discover how to transform daily chaos into purposeful living through the lens of spiritual truth and practical wisdom. Using construction and engineering metaphors, this inspiring post walks you through a powerful framework: defining your life’s key variables, taking control of your time, and implementing a plan that produces lasting fruit. Whether you're seeking deeper faith, stronger family life, or personal growth, this guide will help you lay a solid foundation—and let God build something beautiful through you.
In a world that exalts self-preservation, personal ambition, and comfort, the Gospel calls us to something far more radical—death. If you’ve ever wondered what it really means to take up your cross daily, this article will challenge, convict, and inspire you toward the transformative power of genuine discipleship. This short but powerful article challenges the modern idea of Christian living and calls believers back to the radical, scriptural mandate: die to self, live for Him. If you’re ready to move from cultural Christianity to true discipleship, start here. Dead men don’t chase comfort—only Christ.
In honor of this week’s Holiday this article recalls the motherly role of the church, who is defined as such through Paul’s explanation. This is dedicated to my mother. There are not many people that love the way she loves, serves the way she serves, and lives the way she lives. If it was not for her consistency in admonishing the doctrine in my life, I would not be the man I am today. To a champion of the Apostolic Way raising champions of the Apostolic way. I hope I can do it like you did for my boys. I love you Mom.
I believe that we all know that prayer is an important part or Christian living and our walk with God. I would even venture to say that many view it as something that we would need to do, Right? How many people would say we need to talk to God?
The Psalmist declares often that God will order and purpose the steps of the righteous. These are wonderful promises and realities that we can lean on for strength as Children of God. We must realize however, that these are not exclusive rights but blessings of faithful relationship from our loving Father. We must be pursuing His Kingdom for all these things to be added unto us. This article discusses this idea and the practical disciplines we use to remain faithful to our God.
Praise the Lord Church. I am so overwhelmed tonight by the greatness of our God. I have been grappling with the scriptures for many days and I have no better way than to use some vocabulary that the men of old used to use that seem to be less relevant today and maybe not in the too distant past but nonetheless I have been tarrying with the word and it has convicted me.
Praise the Lord church! You may be seated.
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