Protecting our sense of gratitude perpetuates our capacity to love

I though fixing my sons feeling was my job! Good to hear and take these heavy weight off.

Ever notice how religion tends to reverse what the Bible actually says? Proverbs 17:22 says: “A joyful heart is good medicine.” But biblical dyslexia hears: “Wait until you’re healed… THEN you can be joyful.” That’s like the doctor saying, “Here’s your prescription—start taking it as soon as you’re completely better.” It makes zero sense when you actually think about it that way. Truth: Joy isn’t the reward for getting healed. Joy is the medicine that brings the healing. Right in the middle of the mess, the pain, the broken relationships—take the joy. Let His presence flood your heart NOW… and watch healing come. Stop waiting to rejoice until everything’s fixed. Start rejoicing and watch so it can get fixed. A joyful heart is good medicine—take it today. This is from my new course “The Grace-Filled Life” now available here in Skool for $33. Want in? Go to “Classroom” here and then scroll down to the course…see you there!

We go to the father's table and ask him... a perfect father never turns us away. The veil was torn into two... we have full access to the Father. No questions asked.

🚨 Parents — your kids don’t need a perfect superhero. They need to see you mess up… and fix it. This IG post is pure gold: When you openly handle a small failure, you’re teaching resilience, emotional regulation, and that mistakes = growth. Not lectures. Real-life modeling. Brain science proves it: Kids mirror how we navigate setbacks, not what we preach. We don’t want to be parents who hide their struggles. Who’s showing their kids the real you this week? https://www.instagram.com/p/DROPB6lCU_9/?igsh=MWs2cm16aWJ2Y2lteQ==