The Shepherd’s Call

The Shepherd’s Call

Pastors of the Gospel, shepherds entrusted with the breath of souls, hear this call with trembling hearts and awakened spirits. Have we forgotten that there is a form of godliness that denies the power thereof (2 Timothy 3:5)? Have we forgotten the warning spoken through the apostles, that in the last days many would gather…

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The Matrix, the Mop, and the Market: Why Your Business Blueprint is Broken

The Matrix, the Mop, and the Market: Why Your Business Blueprint is Broken

Imagine waking up to the quiet realization that the life you’ve been living—your daily routines, your business metrics, even your definition of success—was shaped more by the expectations around you than by the divine purpose within you. No alarms go off. Nothing crashes. It’s just a subtle, persistent tug in your spirit that says: There…

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Baal Never Left: Idolatry Rebranded for Each Generation

Baal Never Left: Idolatry Rebranded for Each Generation

Preparing for the Global Repentance Mandate — Article 5 By Shannon Perry Let’s say this plainly. Idolatry never disappears. It changes clothes. By the time Israel bowed before Baal, the betrayal had already been forming quietly for generations. No one woke up one morning and declared, “Today we abandon Elohim.” That is not how covenant…

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Kings, Prophets, and Compromise: When the People Wanted What the Nations Had

Kings, Prophets, and Compromise: When the People Wanted What the Nations Had

Preparing for the Global Repentance Mandate — Article 4 By Shannon Perry Rebellion rarely announces itself openly. Most of the time, it arrives disguised as wisdom. It presents itself as maturity, progress, stability, or necessary adaptation. It speaks the language of practicality long before it ever reveals the spirit behind it. By the time Israel…

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Memorial Day Prayer

Memorial Day Prayer

Father, Lord God, Almighty, As a nation, we come before You today, On this Memorial Day weekend, to honor those Who paid the ultimate sacrifice that we might remain free. How can we express our gratitude to them in a way that Doesn’t seem trite and doesn’t show proper deference? Truthfully, there are no words…

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Just Do Your Job! Do not Waste My Time!

Just Do Your Job! Do not Waste My Time!

In today’s competitive marketplace, employers differ on what the key is to their success. While there may be several strategies in advertising, organization, and risk management, one thing all agree on is the need for a highly skilled workforce. Some believe that simply hiring those with highest skill level, regardless of the character flaws and…

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When “I’m Okay” Is the Biggest Lie

When “I’m Okay” Is the Biggest Lie

I never truly grasped how heavy it all was until I finally spoke it out loud, and watched someone else cry for the pain I had learned to live with in silence. This is my story. And it is the story of many women who have learned to suffer in silence — first as children,…

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How Can I Help?

How Can I Help?

Every one of us, at some time in our lives, has been helped by someone. Maybe it was a coach, a teacher, or a friend. It could have been physical. A co-worker on a project, or friends helping you move across town, or a stranger giving you a lift when you were stranded along side…

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The War of Influence

The War of Influence

Nations do not rise or fall first by armies, wealth, or inventions, but by influence, for influence is the invisible current shaping the visible course of human history. Every civilization is formed by the voices it trusts, the stories it repeats, and the truths it chooses to honor or abandon. Religion and politics are therefore…

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You Are a Work in Progress

You Are a Work in Progress

You ever look at a Christian brother or sister and think that God often must get their attention with “CHILD!” Have you ever judged another group as being those that He must quiet with, “CHILDREN PLEASE!” Is there that one sister, that when you see her coming your patience gets out of the room leaving…

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