Family, we wanted to share something simply and transparently for those who may be wondering. Impact Training Center is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) ministry. That means any giving connected to Premium ITC is tax-deductible, just like other charitable contributions. We share this not as pressure—but as clarity. We’re also beginning to walk through a book that is available only to our Premium members, and for some, this may feel like a natural time to step into that space more fully. Premium exists to support deeper resources, teaching, and care for those who want to go further. Whether you’re in Free or Premium, you are valued here. This community is a family, not a funnel. Take your time, pray about it, and do what brings peace. If you do decide to upgrade, know that your support helps us travel across America to tell people about Jesus—to preach the Gospel, pray for the sick, encourage churches, and serve communities. It’s not about access or perks; it’s about partnership in the mission. It also helps us to continue building resources, teaching, and spaces that serve people well—and it is stewarded as a charitable gift. We’re grateful for each of you, and we’re thankful to walk forward together.

Family, I want to invite you into something we’re going to walk through slowly and intentionally together. Inside the ITC Community, there’s a book called “Relationship Goals”. Over time, I’m going to share short reflections from it here—not to give everything away, but to open conversations that matter around marriage, family, faith, and covenant. At the heart of this book is a simple truth: our relationships thrive when they’re built on faith, not pressure… on covenant, not convenience. God designed marriage and family with purpose. And when those foundations are strong, everything connected to them—our homes, our churches, even our communities—are strengthened too. If you’re a Premium member and want to read along as we go, you can find the book here: 📍 Classroom → Relationship Goals If you’re not reading along, you’re still very much part of the conversation. These posts are meant to serve the whole family. For now, I’ll ask just one gentle question: Where do you sense God inviting you to grow—personally or relationally—in this season? We’ll take this one step at a time. No rush. No pressure. Just moving forward together.

As we step into a new week, we want to remind you of something available to you as a gift—not an assignment. Glory has written original music, and the second music video is now available for you to watch. It’s called “It Was Your Blood,” and it centers our hearts again on the power, sufficiency, and beauty of the blood of Jesus. If you haven’t yet, take a few unhurried minutes to sit with it and let worship do what teaching sometimes can’t—minister to your spirit and quiet your soul. You’ll find the video here: 📍 Classroom → Worship Vault → “It Was Your Blood” After you listen, if you feel led, we’d love for you to share a thought or a line that stood out to you in the comments. Your words can be an encouragement—not only to one another, but also to Glory, who is part of our ITC family and poured her heart into this song. May the Holy Spirit carry you through this week, reminding you again of the finished work of Jesus and the love that was poured out for us all.

🦅 CALLING ALL EAGLES!!! There’s a moment in the life of an eaglet that feels like punishment… but it’s actually love in its purest and most powerful form. For weeks, the mother eagle builds a nest lined with comfort, soft feathers, warmth, safety. The eaglet grows there, protected, fed, and secure. But then a day comes when love changes its posture. The mother eagle begins to disturb the nest. She removes the soft lining. She makes it uncomfortable. What once felt safe now feels unsettled. And when the eaglet still refuses to move… she does the unthinkable. She pushes it out. Over the edge. Into open air. Into fear. Into a fall. To the eaglet, it feels like abandonment. But the mother eagle is not pushing it to destruction, she’s pushing it to destiny. As the eaglet plummets, panic sets in. Wings flail. Fear rises. And then something awakens. What was always there, but never needed suddenly activates. The wings catch the wind. The fall turns into flight. Here’s the truth some of you need to hear TODAY: God hasn’t rejected you. He hasn’t abandoned you. He hasn’t turned His back on you. He’s removing the comfort because He’s revealing the capacity. He’s allowing the fall because He’s activating the wings. He’s disrupting the nest because you were never created to live there forever. If life feels uncomfortable… If familiar things are being stripped away… If you feel like you’ve been “pushed” into something you didn’t choose… You’re not falling. You’re learning to FLY. Trust the process. Trust the God who knows you have wings. 🙏🦅

One of the quiet questions after fasting is: How do I keep this from fading? Jesus didn’t say if you fast—He said when. That tells us something important: fasting, prayer, the Word, and obedience aren’t meant to be emergency tools. They’re meant to become rhythms. Premium members, if you haven’t yet, return to: 📍 Classroom → Forward Moving Faith → “The Fast Is Over… Now What?” As you watch, listen for what feels sustainable—not heavy. God isn’t asking you to live exhausted; He’s inviting you to live aligned. You might reflect on this: Which rhythm from this season does God want me to carry forward with grace?