Over Christmas we typically spend time with family and often this can be a difficult and frustrating time. We see all the things that we struggle with, but I want to give you a practical way to truly honor your parents and turn relational frustrations into deep joy and gratitude. Because both honor and dishonor are like download buttons, and we only want to download into our lives the things God has put in our parents, and nothing else.

Anyone ever felt spiritually homeless—even if you have a roof over your head? In this clip from The Grace-Filled Life course, I share a revelation that changed everything: the "curse of Cain" (Genesis 4) isn't just an old story—it's the spiritual root of feeling like a wanderer, a fugitive, never truly at home in your heart. After years working with the homeless, I discovered God’s insight: striving to earn God’s acceptance through performance (like Cain) leads to restlessness, frustration, and a life where nothing "yields its strength." But acceptance comes ONLY through the Lamb—Jesus. When you receive that truth, sin loses its grip, and you finally come home in your spirit. Ready to break free from performance, find true rest, and live accepted by grace alone? Join The Grace-Filled Life course today for just $33 and step into the secure, grace-filled home God always intended for you. In Skool, go to classroom, then down to the course to join.

Praying your day is amazing!!! Have any of you seen “The Best Christmas Pageant Ever”? We watched it last night and it was super good!! Bless you all!! Seth

Confidence in a family is not about always appearing strong. True confidence allows vulnerability from the members of our family, as well as from ourselves. Spouses and parents who admit mistakes, acknowledge challenges, and ask for input do not lose authority; they gain it. Vulnerability signals authenticity, authenticity builds trust... And trust is the currency of family.

Protecting our sense of gratitude perpetuates our capacity to love