For the last six weeks, I had the privilege of leading an intensive with our pastors, elders, ministers, and members of our congregation. Something beautiful happened. People who had never preached before stepped up and preached. Seasoned ministers sharpened their delivery. Everyone grew. It reminded me of something… Preachers need community. Too many people are trying to develop their voice in isolation. They have a calling, but no coaching. They have passion, but no place to practice. They have something to say, but no one helping them sharpen how they say it. I want to change that. I don’t just want to create another preaching course. I want to build a preaching community. A safe place where preachers can grow, receive feedback, develop confidence, strengthen biblical communication, and become better stewards of the message God has entrusted to them. So let me ask… Where are the preachers? If you’ve ever preached a sermon… If you’ve ever taught a Bible study… If you feel called to preach… Or if you simply want to become a stronger communicator of God’s Word… Drop a 🙋🏾‍♂️ or comment “PREACHER” below. I’m putting something together specifically for you, and I want to know who’s in this community. Let’s raise the standard of preaching together.

Good morning fellow mentees! So after 6 weeks of leadership training with Apostle, last night i did my very first sermon ever! I just want to say thank you to Apostle for His leadership. Let me know what y'all think!🤔 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Y6Q2WIkgWpa4dUNw43qFoLDvBc-r2giq/view?usp=drivesdk

There is something that’s been weighing on me. One of the greatest tragedies of our generation is that too many people want recognition without responsibility. We want influence without impact. We want applause without mastery. We want followers without first becoming someone worth following. Somewhere along the way, we started believing that visibility was the goal. It’s not. The goal is greatness. Not greatness measured by fame, but greatness measured by stewardship. Greatness that comes from committing yourself to your craft. Greatness that is built by solving real problems, creating real value, serving people well, and refusing to leave your God-given potential undeveloped. Where are the people who wake up every morning asking, “How can I become better than I was yesterday?” Where are the people obsessed with excellence? Where are the people willing to practice when nobody is watching, study when nobody is applauding, build when nobody is celebrating, and stay faithful when nobody is paying attention? Those are my people. This mentorship community is not for casual learners. It is not for people who want to be great only when they’re inspired. It is not for people looking for shortcuts, hacks, or overnight success. This community is for builders. It is for people obsessed with purpose. It is for leaders. It is for people who believe their assignment deserves the best version of themselves. If God trusted you with a gift, then your responsibility is to sharpen it. If He gave you influence, your responsibility is to mature it. If He gave you an assignment, your responsibility is to exhaust every ounce of potential connected to it. That’s why we’re here. We’re here to think deeper. Lead stronger. Create better. Serve harder. Build longer. And become everything Heaven saw when it entrusted us with our assignment. I am deeply committed to this community because I believe greatness is still possible. I believe there are men and women who refuse to settle for average. People who are willing to do the difficult work of becoming.

“This is the day the Lord has made; we will rejoice and be glad in it.” Every sunrise is another reminder that the mercies of God are new every morning. Thank God for another opportunity to grow, to mature, to learn, and to become everything He has called us to be. It’s Monday, so let’s do our weekly check-in. One of the greatest marks of spiritual maturity is not just hearing God’s voice—it’s discerning the season you’re in. You can have the right word but apply it in the wrong season. Wisdom is knowing what God is doing right now. As we prepare to begin our Prophetic Science course, I want us to begin exercising our discernment. Let’s talk… • How would you define this season of your life in one sentence? • What is the Lord teaching you right now? • What have you been learning about yourself? • What has God been confronting, healing, or developing in you? • How is this season requiring you to show up differently? • What do you believe God is preparing you for? • What has this season revealed about your priorities, relationships, or purpose? Don’t just tell me what’s happening around you. Tell me what you believe Heaven is accomplishing through what you’re experiencing. I’m looking forward to reading your responses. Let’s sharpen one another. Talk to me in the comments. 👇🏽

For the last several years, I’ve found myself asking a question that I don’t remember anyone ever asking me in seminary: Why do human beings exist? Not just what are we supposed to do? Not just how do we discover purpose? But what is the actual science behind divine assignment? Why were we created in the first place? And if humanity was created for assignment, then what is salvation actually restoring? The more I’ve studied Scripture, theology, history, and the Kingdom of God, the more I’ve realized there’s an area that I believe deserves far more attention than it has received. I’ve started calling it Vocatiology… the science of assignments. This isn’t a finished doctrine. It isn’t a polished curriculum. It’s the beginning of a lifelong pursuit. I genuinely believe this may become one of the most important studies of my life, and, by God’s grace, one of the greatest contributions I ever make to the Body of Christ. I just recorded a completely candid voice note. No outline. No production. Just me thinking out loud and sharing the foundational ideas that have been stirring in my heart. It’s personal. It’s raw. It’s unfinished. But I wanted to let my mentorship family hear it first. If you have a little time today, I’d love for you to listen. Then come back and tell me what stood out to you. What questions did it raise? What resonated? What challenged you? This conversation is only beginning, and I’d love for you to be part of building it with me. Let’s think deeply. Let’s search the Scriptures. And let’s discover why God created humanity in the first place.