It's possible for you to lose yourself when the relationship or a season ends. DON'T LOSE YOU!

We are the bride of Christ. One of the last postures Jesus had before His crucifixion was on His knees washing His bride’s feet. He was in a proposal position.

Often times we stay subscribed to things out of comfort, convenience, familiarity or even fear. If we truly desire growth, we must first understand that new growth cannot happen unless you're willing to cut what is no longer beneficial to you.

If we don't understand the significance of grace, we'll fail to grasp the authority we have to war in the spirit, and most importantly that we are heirs of the Father.

Combat zone survivor Jerry Flowers discusses normalized dysfunction, recognizing hazardous roads in life. Topics: embracing healing journeys, identifying and fixing underlying problems, deception in biblical stories, inherited dysfunction in relationships, breaking free from unhealthy habits, detoxing from toxicity.

This message addresses the need for us to be able to identify bad theology and false teaching. Eloquent speech and charisma mixed with heresy has deceived many, so in order to avoid deception we must be students of truth!

What do you do when God says the answer is no? There's so much teaching about when God is saying yes, but what about the under teaching when God is saying this is not yours, this is not your door, this is not your season or this is not your time? This word is designed to help us identify a no from God.

Your healing matters. Whatever is not dealt with in this season, will show up in the front row of your emotions in the next season.

We're lost in a forest of regrets, what if's, and where am I's, but Jesus says, "unless you become like little children!" Who you were before all of this was the original form of who God called you to be. If we can get back to this place of nakedness, we will be free from shame.

How many of us are mislabeling patterns as "compatibility" or our "personality"? The shadow of every problem is a pattern, and we're bound to repeat what we cannot see as broken. Mistakes hurt you, but patterns break you!