The prodigal’s fateful day came when a spirit of independence, ambition, and self-sufficiency overpowered him. The text describes it almost as if it were intoxication. He was driven to do what he had never thought of before.

These categories of so-called men of God dispense ill-gotten wealth in the form of miracles, prosperity, and motivational messages that are not aligned with the truth and teachings of the Bible. These messages are similar to the husks that the prodigal son fed from, which made him full but provided no nutrients. Motivational messages, devoid of the presence and power of Christ lead believers away from genuine repentance and true Gospel and push them toward the pursuit of worl

Every word we speak is recorded in heaven and will one day testify for or against us. Idle words may seem harmless, but they are seeds that will bear fruit for eternity. Jesus’ warning in Matthew 12:36-37 calls us to guard our tongues, speak life, and let our words reflect the heart of God.

Women are not forbidden from dressing well, but are rather urged to adorn themselves in a way “which becometh women professing godliness.”

Preparation is the act of aligning ourselves with the knowledge we have. It is about training, equipping, and making ourselves ready

Sometimes we wonder—why would anyone give up everything for people who don’t even deserve it?

Paul and Abraham’s struggles in both testaments remind us that even the greatest men of God faced challenges that tested their faith.

In times of crisis, the natural privileges, skills, and statuses God has entrusted to us can serve as valuable tools.