Today, people all over the world are talking about the earth. But as believers, we don’t just see the earth as something to use. We see it as something God created, entrusted, and called good. “The earth is the Lord’s, and everything in it…” (Psalm 24:1) From the very beginning, God gave mankind responsibility. To steward it. To care for it. To cultivate what He created (Genesis 2:15). This isn’t about elevating creation above the Creator. It’s about honoring the One who made it. Creation points back to Him. “The heavens declare the glory of God…” (Psalm 19:1) Every sunrise, every tree, and every breath of fresh air… it all reveals His nature. But here’s what matters most… We don’t worship the earth. We worship the God who made it. And while we are called to care for what He created, we’re also called to remember that this world is not our final home (Hebrews 13:14). There is a new heaven and a new earth coming (Revelation 21:1). So today is a good day to be thankful, be mindful, and be responsible. But most importantly, be in awe of the Creator. Take a moment today: What is something in creation that reminds you of God? Drop it in the comments 👇

Family, from our hearts to yours, Happy Easter! Today is not just a holiday. It’s the reason we have life. The cross was not the end of the story. The tomb is empty. Jesus is alive. Because He rose: • Sin no longer has the final say • Death has been defeated • You have new life, not just someday, but today This is why it matters. Easter reminds us that what looked finished was actually the beginning. What looked like defeat became the greatest victory. “And if Christ has not been raised, your faith is futile…” (1 Corinthians 15:17) But He has been raised. So today we celebrate! You are forgiven. You are redeemed. You are part of the family of God.

Today is a day to remember. Not just that Jesus died, but why He died. He took what we deserved so we could receive what we never could earn. He bore the weight of sin so we could walk in freedom. He gave His life so we could be brought into the family of God. “It is finished.” (John 19:30) Nothing needs to be added. Nothing needs to be earned. The price has already been paid in full. Take a moment today to slow down and reflect: Because of the cross, you are forgiven. Because of the cross, you are free. Because of the cross, you belong. Let gratitude fill your heart today. Take a moment and share below: What does the cross mean to you personally?

I was reading in Luke 22 about Judas agreeing to betray Jesus, and it got me thinking about what it would take for us to betray Him. I understand that for most Christians, we would not betray Him in the same way Judas did, but sometimes people are not as far off as they think. Judas clearly still had some level of love or respect for Jesus, because when he came to his senses, he was so overwhelmed with grief that he took his own life. That makes it even more sobering to think about. A lot of us are believing for things like a family member to be saved, healing in our bodies, or for God to meet financial needs. I truly believe God delights in providing for His children, but the real question is what happens after He does. If God supplies your need, will you continue to trust Him, or will you start trying to handle everything on your own? If He heals your body, will you keep coming to Him in prayer, or will you feel like you got your answer and move on? I think part of the problem is how people approach God in the first place. Many beg for what they need, but if you are truly a child of God, you do not have to beg. You can go to Him with His Word and stand on what He has already promised. Also, beggars usually do not have a real relationship with the person giving to them. They receive what they need, maybe say thank you, and then move on. Our relationship with God should never look like that. Our trust should stay in Him no matter where we are in our walk. So ask yourself this: if you were walking in complete health, had more money than you could ever need, and every person in your family believed in Jesus, if nothing in your life was going wrong, would you still trust God and recognize your need for Him?

Family, we wanted to make sure you know about something valuable inside ITC. Whenever we minister at in-person events, the livestreams on Facebook eventually get deleted, and on YouTube we have to remove portions of the worship afterward. That means what stays online isn’t always the full experience. But inside Premium ITC, we’ve created something called The Service Vault. This is where the full, unedited livestreams are stored—worship, prayer, ministry moments, everything. If you’ve ever wanted to go back and rewatch a service in its entirety, it’s available there at any time. You can find it here:📍 Classroom → The Service Vault