Even though there are times when things look impossible and there is no solution in sight, I encourage you to lift your eyes off of what’s worrying you and focus on the One who promises to carry you through. Remember, God is your source—He’s the One keeping you afloat. Trust Him to lead you through, and you will find peace even in the midst of life…

God has given us access to divine wisdom, to Kingdom principles that can transform our lives and our businesses. The secrets of the Kingdom are available to those who seek Him first, who walk in integrity, who led by serving, and who trust in His timing.By Elgin Carelock

Remember that God sees the full picture of your life. He’s working in ways that you can’t always understand, and He’s asking you to trust Him, to remain humble, and to stay faithful, no matter where you are right now.By Elgin Carelock

I encourage you to reflect on where you might need to surrender more fully to God, to trust Him more deeply, and to cultivate a heart of gratitude. Remember, contentment is a journey—a journey that, with God’s help, we can all embark on and grow in.By Elgin Carelock

As you go about your day and your week, remember that God’s power is at work within you. You are not alone in your struggles, and as you stay focused and faithful, God will bring about the harvest He has promised.By Elgin Carelock

Remember, the power that raised Jesus from the dead is the same power that is at work in you. It’s a power that can transform lives, overcome obstacles, and accomplish more than we could ever ask or imagine. But it requires us to grow, to trust, and to follow God’s lead every step of the way.By Elgin Carelock

As you go about your day, I encourage you to think about the ways you can better prepare for the blessings God has for you. What steps can you take today to ensure you’re ready when His promises are fulfilled?By Elgin Carelock

As we reflect on Matthew 6:24 and the question "Who’s slave are you?" let’s consider what it means for our business lives. Are we serving money, driven by the pursuit of profit at all costs? Or are we serving God, using our business as a means to live out our faith and make a positive impact in the world?…

As you go through your week, I encourage you to meditate on Psalm 119 and let it inspire a deeper commitment to living out God’s Word in your daily life. Remember, it’s not about the grand gestures; it’s about the everyday choices to follow God’s path, even when it’s challenging.By Elgin Carelock

As we go about our daily lives, let’s be inspired by the Samaritan’s example and seek out ways to be agents of healing and restoration in our own communities. The love and compassion we show can transform lives, bring people together, and create a ripple effect of positive change.By Elgin Carelock

Whether you’re leading a small team, a large organization, or just trying to be a positive influence in your community, remember this: God has entrusted you with something valuable. And with that trust comes the expectation that you will lead well, serve faithfully, and grow continually in your capacity to reflect His love and truth.…

Your true citizenship is in heaven, and God has called you to live in a way that reflects His kingdom, even in the midst of a world that often goes in the opposite direction.By Elgin Carelock

The story of Ruth, Naomi, and Boaz challenges us to live out the principle "Give and it shall be given" in our own lives. It reminds us that when we give selflessly—whether it’s our time, our resources, or our love—God’s blessings will flow into our lives in ways we can’t even begin to comprehend.By Elgin Carelock

Building a business is not an easy task, and it comes with its share of challenges and uncertainties. But when you choose to walk by faith, you’re not walking alone. God is with you every step of the way, guiding, providing, and empowering you to fulfill the vision He has placed in your heart.By Elgin Carelock

The next time you pray for God’s abundant blessings, take a moment to ask yourself: Am I ready? And if you’re not sure, that’s okay. God is patient, and He’s willing to walk with you through the growth process, preparing you for everything He has in store.By Elgin Carelock

As we reflect on the message of Hosea, let’s examine our own hearts. Are there areas of our lives where we’ve allowed other "lovers" to take the place of God? Have we been guilty of spiritual adultery by placing our trust and devotion in things other than Him? The good news is that it’s never too late to return to God. He is always ready to welcome…

By investing in training, creating a culture of ownership, and providing ongoing support, you can build a team of brand ambassadors who are passionate about their work and committed to the company’s success. This not only increases brand awareness but also fosters loyalty that will benefit your business for years to come.…

Our responsibility as voters is not just to cast a ballot, but to do so with discernment and wisdom. We must seek out leaders who reflect the values that God holds dear—justice, righteousness, and compassion. We must hold our leaders accountable and ensure that they govern in a way that honors these values.…

Remember, the world is watching. When we walk in the way of the Lord, we not only honor God, but we also draw others to Him. Let’s make our lives a reflection of the gospel, living out our faith in a way that brings glory to God and transformation to those around us.By Elgin Carelock

Proverbs 1 teaches us that these are not just abstract concepts, but essential elements for a life well-lived. When we place God at the center of our lives, seeking His wisdom and walking in reverence before Him, we set ourselves on a path of blessing, security, and true success.By Elgin Carelock

The Word of God is living and active, and it’s meant to be alive in us as well. James 1 challenges us not to stop at hearing or knowing God’s Word, but to let it move us to action. It’s in the doing that our faith becomes real, that we grow, and that we experience the true blessing of living in God’s will.…

The story of Philemon, Onesimus, and Paul is a powerful reminder of the transforming power of redemption. It shows us that no one is beyond the reach of God’s grace, and that through Christ, we are all offered a new identity and a new purpose. As redeemed people, we are called to live in this truth, to extend grace to others, and to walk in the fre…

Raising children in the knowledge of God is a sacred responsibility and an incredible privilege. By teaching them God’s Word, modeling Christlike behavior, fostering their personal relationship with God, and trusting in His promises, we can help lay a foundation of faith that will guide them throughout their lives.…

Paul’s journey from persecutor to proclaimer of the gospel is a powerful testimony to the grace and transformative power of God.By Elgin Carelock

As human, we often struggle with fully trusting in the Word of God because it transcends our limited understanding. The infinite wisdom, promises, and mysteries of God presented in the Bible can be difficult for our finite minds to grasp. Our experiences, emotions, and the tangible realities of the world around us sometimes clash with the spiritual…

If we accept that God is omniscience and as it says in Jeremiah 29:11 has plans for good and not for evil, it makes sense to continually seek to be in His favor because He can make anything happen. So along with Simon Sinek, Seth Godin, and Gary V, consider listening to the one who made them all.By Elgin Carelock

Becoming effective ministers for Christ involves surrendering to God, relying on the Holy Spirit, living out our faith authentically, committing to prayer, utilizing our spiritual gifts, and building genuine relationships.By Elgin Carelock

Brother and sisters I am not telling you that an attitude of gratitude is easy, but it is certainly worth it.By Elgin Carelock

Finding balance between our spiritual and natural existence is a continuous journey. It requires intentionality, discipline, and grace. Remember, it’s not about achieving perfection, but about making consistent efforts to align our lives with God’s design.By Elgin Carelock

As we go through our lives as believers we encounter many challenges both through attacks of the enemy and things that naturally occur in life. However, there is another form of stress and anxiety that is self-inflicted. When we believe that we have to put everything into place and make plans that fit our desires and not the will of God we create a…

Join us for a new segment of the Bible Speaks where we discuss biblical principles for business. God expects us to share the gospel through all aspects of our lives and business is no different. We will take familiar business concepts ranging from marketing to CRM and apply scripture to let you know how God intends us to do business.…

If we were to be honest. Satan’s attacks may have the result of making us stronger, but we must understand that those experiences are usually a way to show us something about ourselves. Satan cannot tempt you with something you or should I say your flesh doesn’t like. He may try, but if it doesn’t work he moves on.…

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As believers, it is our responsibility to make waves in the world by living out our faith boldly and sharing the transformative message of the gospel. Our actions, words, and lifestyles should draw attention not to ourselves, but to our Father in Heaven, bringing Him glory.By Elgin Carelock

To prevent Satan from stealing your purpose and the blessings of tomorrow, remain steadfast in your faith, trusting that God is working through your trials to bring about His greater plan for your life.By Elgin Carelock

The real you is about the journey and how you take that journey. It’s about the legacy you leave for those who were in your charge and how the versions of you bless others while you move through.By Elgin Carelock

What the word is telling us is that as we obey the guidance of the Holy Spirit, we are to move. That move may mean we have to pull up our lives and things that are comfortable.By Elgin Carelock

Trusting God, even though we don't know His plans for our lives, requires faith and surrender. It involves recognizing that God's wisdom and perspective far surpass our own, and that He is always working for our good.By Elgin Carelock

We can be ready by using the truth, righteousness, peace, faith and the Word of God to stand against the difficulties of life. These elements together form the full armor of God, equipping believers to stand firm against spiritual challenges and adversities.By Elgin Carelock

God's power to bring deliverance on broken pieces demonstrates His incredible ability to work through even the most fragmented and challenging circumstances in our lives. Just as He safely brought Paul and his companions to shore on the broken pieces of their ship, God can use the shattered aspects of our experiences to achieve His purposes and ful…

God welcomes us to bring everything to Him in prayer, as He desires a close and trusting relationship with us and our adherence to His word. When we are committed to living according to His commandments, He assures us that He hears our prayers and provides guidance, comfort, and support in all circumstances.…

God's promises as reliable, truthful, and unchanging. Believers can have complete confidence that what God has promised will come to pass because of His inherent nature of truthfulness and faithfulness.By Elgin Carelock

Marketplace ministry is about living out one's faith in the workplace, viewing professional life as an integral part of God's mission. It involves applying biblical principles to work, demonstrating ethical behavior, leading with a servant's heart, and seeing the workplace as a mission field for evangelism and discipleship. By integrating faith and…

Yo don't have to be perfect to serve the Lord. In fact, the point is you serve while you grow.By Elgin Carelock

Have you ever had someone challenge your faith because they can’t believe certain stories in the bible? Do they site specific actions such as Noah building the ark or the very creation of all we know as something that is “impossible”?By Elgin Carelock

If we believe that God called all of us, we can be confident that He knew we were fully equipped to accomplish His purpose. We have God’s assurance that He will strengthen, help, and uphold us (Isaiah 41:10) reinforce our confidence in fulfilling His divine calling.By Elgin Carelock

By embodying these fruits of the Spirit, we not only grow spiritually but also create an environment that reflects God’s love and character. This helps us and others navigate periods of waiting with hope and strength, knowing that our actions align with God’s will and purpose for our lives. Through this, we become beacons of God’s light, providing …