If we truly believe that God is able to do exceedingly and abundantly above all we can ask or think, then we must prepare ourselves for the next season.Von Elgin Carelock

In business, just like in life, we often desire a greater harvest—whether that’s more profits, a wider reach, or more satisfied customers. But how do we get there? The answer lies in this simple truth: If we want our businesses to thrive, we must sow more seed. Today, we’ll dive into how this applies to business and why creating more value for othe…

Whether you lead a business, an organization, or your own household, the qualities outlined in this verse are foundational to fulfilling your purpose.Von Elgin Carelock

Sometimes, God uses your enemies—your “haters”—as instruments to elevate you from where you are to where He needs you to be. Join us as we explore how God can turn opposition into an opportunity for elevation.Von Elgin Carelock

You were created to please God and serve people, not the other way around. Don’t let the desire to please people take you off course. Instead, focus on living a life that honors God, and you’ll find the freedom to serve others with true love and purpose.Von Elgin Carelock

I want to remind you that you are closer than you think to where God wants you to be. The gap between where you are and where you want to be isn’t as wide as it seems. It’s about letting go of the weights, running with endurance, fixing your eyes on Jesus, and trusting God’s process.Von Elgin Carelock

Today, we’re going to discuss what it means to pray using God’s Word and how reminding Him of His promises isn’t for His sake, but for ours. We will explore how reading, meditating, and living in His Word aligns our hearts with His will, and when that happens, He delivers on His promises.Von Elgin Carelock

Forgiveness is not easy, but it’s liberating. It opens the door to healing, restoration, and a closer relationship with God. When we forgive, we are reflecting God’s nature and His mercy toward us. We are also creating space for the Holy Spirit to work in our hearts and guide us toward greater peace and purpose.…

Trust that God has equipped you for the task at hand. You don’t need to be transformed into someone else—you just need to embrace who you are and step into God’s plan with confidence.Von Elgin Carelock

I want to encourage you to examine your faith and your beliefs. Are they rooted in the unchanging truth of God’s Word, or have you accepted certain ideas simply because they resonate with what you want to believe?Von Elgin Carelock

Stop worrying about what God is already working on. Trust the process, trust His timing, and let Him do the work He’s promised to do. As you do that, you’ll find peace, growth, and the freedom to live without the weight of anxiety.Von Elgin Carelock

Don’t fear the process of creative destruction. God is already doing something new in your life, and He has given you the authority to create and shape the world around you. Embrace the process, trust God through the pruning, and watch how He brings forth new growth, new opportunities, and new blessings.…

I want to encourage you to take the steps of repairing, rebuilding, and standing in the gap. These are not just actions we take in our own strength; they are part of a larger process where we partner with God in His work of healing and restoration.Von Elgin Carelock

The truth shall make you free, but that truth begins with knowing Jesus. When you know Him, you know freedom. Stay rooted in God’s truth and walk confidently in the freedom that only He can give.Von Elgin Carelock

Wherever you are, remember that God has given you the strength, wisdom, and peace to navigate this journey. Just as Ecclesiastes 9:10 reminds us, whatever task you have, do it with all your might. Trust that if you do, God will take care of the outcome.Von Elgin Carelock

The path to your destiny may drag you through drama, but God’s plan for your life is greater than the challenges you face. Stay faithful, stay focused, and trust the process.Von Elgin Carelock

Where is God showing you that you need His wisdom and strength? Don't be afraid to look in the mirror and see where you need to grow. But more importantly, don’t walk away without doing something about it. God is ready to help you, but you must take that step of faith.Von Elgin Carelock

Building your ark before it rains means developing the discipline to prepare for success, even when there’s no immediate sign of trouble or opportunity. It's about being ready when God opens the door for your next move.Von Elgin Carelock

Like a tree, you’ve been blessed to bear fruit—but that fruit is not for you alone. God blesses us so that we can bless others. The more we give, the more we grow, and the more God works through us to impact the world around us.Von Elgin Carelock

When you understand who you are—a child of God, a creator, and an overcomer—you begin to walk through life with confidence. You stop being defined by the trials around you and start defining the world around you through the power God has given you.Von Elgin Carelock

Zechariah 4:6 reminds us that true success doesn’t come from our might or power—it comes from the Spirit of God working in and through us. As you go about your week, take time to reflect on areas where you’ve been trying to force things, and ask God to help you let go and flow with His Spirit.Von Elgin Carelock

Jesus invites you to step away from the busyness, to come with Him to a quiet place, and get some rest. It’s not a sign of weakness—it’s a necessary part of living a healthy, fruitful, and purposeful life. Stay grounded in His Word and remember—you need to get some rest.Von Elgin Carelock

In the end, being a parent is the most profound gift you can give your child, far surpassing the role of simply being their friend.Von Elgin Carelock

As you go through your week, ask yourself: “What do I see?” And more importantly, “Am I trusting God to bring clarity and fullness in His timing?” Stay faithful, keep your eyes on Him, and remember—the full blessing is on the way.Von Elgin Carelock

Even though there are times when things look impossible and there is no solution in sight, I encourage you to lift your eyes off of what’s worrying you and focus on the One who promises to carry you through. Remember, God is your source—He’s the One keeping you afloat. Trust Him to lead you through, and you will find peace even in the midst of life…

God has given us access to divine wisdom, to Kingdom principles that can transform our lives and our businesses. The secrets of the Kingdom are available to those who seek Him first, who walk in integrity, who led by serving, and who trust in His timing.Von Elgin Carelock

Remember that God sees the full picture of your life. He’s working in ways that you can’t always understand, and He’s asking you to trust Him, to remain humble, and to stay faithful, no matter where you are right now.Von Elgin Carelock

I encourage you to reflect on where you might need to surrender more fully to God, to trust Him more deeply, and to cultivate a heart of gratitude. Remember, contentment is a journey—a journey that, with God’s help, we can all embark on and grow in.Von Elgin Carelock

As you go about your day and your week, remember that God’s power is at work within you. You are not alone in your struggles, and as you stay focused and faithful, God will bring about the harvest He has promised.Von Elgin Carelock

Remember, the power that raised Jesus from the dead is the same power that is at work in you. It’s a power that can transform lives, overcome obstacles, and accomplish more than we could ever ask or imagine. But it requires us to grow, to trust, and to follow God’s lead every step of the way.Von Elgin Carelock

As you go about your day, I encourage you to think about the ways you can better prepare for the blessings God has for you. What steps can you take today to ensure you’re ready when His promises are fulfilled?Von Elgin Carelock

As we reflect on Matthew 6:24 and the question "Who’s slave are you?" let’s consider what it means for our business lives. Are we serving money, driven by the pursuit of profit at all costs? Or are we serving God, using our business as a means to live out our faith and make a positive impact in the world?…

As you go through your week, I encourage you to meditate on Psalm 119 and let it inspire a deeper commitment to living out God’s Word in your daily life. Remember, it’s not about the grand gestures; it’s about the everyday choices to follow God’s path, even when it’s challenging.Von Elgin Carelock

As we go about our daily lives, let’s be inspired by the Samaritan’s example and seek out ways to be agents of healing and restoration in our own communities. The love and compassion we show can transform lives, bring people together, and create a ripple effect of positive change.Von Elgin Carelock

Whether you’re leading a small team, a large organization, or just trying to be a positive influence in your community, remember this: God has entrusted you with something valuable. And with that trust comes the expectation that you will lead well, serve faithfully, and grow continually in your capacity to reflect His love and truth.…

Your true citizenship is in heaven, and God has called you to live in a way that reflects His kingdom, even in the midst of a world that often goes in the opposite direction.Von Elgin Carelock

The story of Ruth, Naomi, and Boaz challenges us to live out the principle "Give and it shall be given" in our own lives. It reminds us that when we give selflessly—whether it’s our time, our resources, or our love—God’s blessings will flow into our lives in ways we can’t even begin to comprehend.Von Elgin Carelock

Building a business is not an easy task, and it comes with its share of challenges and uncertainties. But when you choose to walk by faith, you’re not walking alone. God is with you every step of the way, guiding, providing, and empowering you to fulfill the vision He has placed in your heart.Von Elgin Carelock

The next time you pray for God’s abundant blessings, take a moment to ask yourself: Am I ready? And if you’re not sure, that’s okay. God is patient, and He’s willing to walk with you through the growth process, preparing you for everything He has in store.Von Elgin Carelock

As we reflect on the message of Hosea, let’s examine our own hearts. Are there areas of our lives where we’ve allowed other "lovers" to take the place of God? Have we been guilty of spiritual adultery by placing our trust and devotion in things other than Him? The good news is that it’s never too late to return to God. He is always ready to welcome…

By investing in training, creating a culture of ownership, and providing ongoing support, you can build a team of brand ambassadors who are passionate about their work and committed to the company’s success. This not only increases brand awareness but also fosters loyalty that will benefit your business for years to come.…

Our responsibility as voters is not just to cast a ballot, but to do so with discernment and wisdom. We must seek out leaders who reflect the values that God holds dear—justice, righteousness, and compassion. We must hold our leaders accountable and ensure that they govern in a way that honors these values.…

Remember, the world is watching. When we walk in the way of the Lord, we not only honor God, but we also draw others to Him. Let’s make our lives a reflection of the gospel, living out our faith in a way that brings glory to God and transformation to those around us.Von Elgin Carelock

Proverbs 1 teaches us that these are not just abstract concepts, but essential elements for a life well-lived. When we place God at the center of our lives, seeking His wisdom and walking in reverence before Him, we set ourselves on a path of blessing, security, and true success.Von Elgin Carelock

The Word of God is living and active, and it’s meant to be alive in us as well. James 1 challenges us not to stop at hearing or knowing God’s Word, but to let it move us to action. It’s in the doing that our faith becomes real, that we grow, and that we experience the true blessing of living in God’s will.…

The story of Philemon, Onesimus, and Paul is a powerful reminder of the transforming power of redemption. It shows us that no one is beyond the reach of God’s grace, and that through Christ, we are all offered a new identity and a new purpose. As redeemed people, we are called to live in this truth, to extend grace to others, and to walk in the fre…

Raising children in the knowledge of God is a sacred responsibility and an incredible privilege. By teaching them God’s Word, modeling Christlike behavior, fostering their personal relationship with God, and trusting in His promises, we can help lay a foundation of faith that will guide them throughout their lives.…

Paul’s journey from persecutor to proclaimer of the gospel is a powerful testimony to the grace and transformative power of God.Von Elgin Carelock

As human, we often struggle with fully trusting in the Word of God because it transcends our limited understanding. The infinite wisdom, promises, and mysteries of God presented in the Bible can be difficult for our finite minds to grasp. Our experiences, emotions, and the tangible realities of the world around us sometimes clash with the spiritual…

If we accept that God is omniscience and as it says in Jeremiah 29:11 has plans for good and not for evil, it makes sense to continually seek to be in His favor because He can make anything happen. So along with Simon Sinek, Seth Godin, and Gary V, consider listening to the one who made them all.Von Elgin Carelock