As I lay there, revelation began to flow like water—steady, clear, unstoppable. The Spirit began speaking about education, formation, and th

Pharaoh didn’t start out as a villain. He became hard-hearted by repeatedly resisting truth. Each time God gave him a chance to listen, pride took the lead. That’s how hard-heartedness forms—small refusals that pile up until compassion can’t break through. We see the same pattern all around us: • people defending their image instead of doing what’s right, • systems protecting power while ignoring pain, • hearts turning numb because caring costs too much. But God still offers

The Victory Is the Revelation Anyone can win if they don’t play fair. That’s not victory — that’s deceptuon dressed up as triumph. I told my grandson this week, “The victory is not the win. The victory is the revelation.” Because when you’re in the game — whether it’s life, leadership, playing chess (which he is learning) or sports— you learn two things: 1. You learn about yourself. How much courage you carry. How deep your integrity and faith runs. How strong your endurance

This morning I was struck by Strong’s Hebrew #408 — the word אַל (’al) — which means no, not, never. It shows up in powerful places all...