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Ever felt like you’ve failed as a mom? You’re not alone. Moms must live in the tension of the NOW and the NOT YET: where the daily struggles, setbacks, and stress of raising children collide with the hope of what God is still unfolding. The NOW may be hard, but the NOT YET is full of hope! Jesus is making all things new.

What does it mean to live generously according to the Bible? It starts when your heart aligns with the Holy Spirit—and you open your hands to give your first and best to God. Not out of obligation, but out of love.

When you get baptized, you’re going under the water to identify with Jesus’ death, and rising up to walk in resurrection life! This powerful moment symbolizes being washed clean, filled with the Holy Spirit, and raised to new life in Christ.

In Revelation 5, John sees a mysterious scroll with seven seals–God’s last will and testament revealing what His children will inherit!  Sadly, no one can be found to claim the Title Deed to the Universe. Until a Lion roars… and a Lamb appears! Only the Lamb who was slain is worthy to open the scroll and claim Heaven’s Throne!

Ever wondered what Heaven is really like? In Revelation 4, the Apostle John is invited to step through the door of Heaven and catch a jaw-dropping glimpse of God's Throne Room. Get ready for sensory overload as John describes the sights, sounds, and glory of God’s presence!First, did you know there are THREE Heavens described in Scripture? 1️⃣ The First Heaven – is Earth’s sky and atmosphere. 2️⃣ The Second Heaven – is outer space. The sun, moon, and stars. 3️⃣ The Third Heaven – is God’s home. This is the dwelling place of the Almighty, where John is taken in Revelation 4!So, what is the Glory of Heaven like? John’s description is other-wordly! Heaven is dazzling beyond description. Here’s an overview of all John sees and hears:

In Revelation Chapter 4, everything shifts. After addressing the churches on Earth, Jesus invites the Apostle John to "Come up here!"—giving him (and us) a glimpse into Heaven’s throne room and a preview of future events. This moment marks a pivotal point in Bible prophecy, and many believe it represents the Rapture, which is the moment Jesus returns to rescue His followers and take them to Heaven.But when will the Rapture happen? And where will Christians be during the seven years of intense suffering known as the Tribulation? Well, there are three major views of the Rapture’s timing:

Laodicea had it all—wealth, status, and success—but they were spiritually bankrupt. Jesus called them lukewarm—neither hot nor cold—complacent, self-sufficient, and blind to their need for God. They believed in a false gospel of prosperity that values health and wealth above all else. And Laodicea thought their riches made them secure. But Jesus wasn’t impressed. He told them: You think you’re rich, but you’re poor. You think you see, but you’re blind. You think you’re clothed in luxury, but you’re naked in my eyes. This is lukewarm Christianity exposed!

Have you ever had a door slammed in your face? The church in Philadelphia knew that feeling all too well. They were small in number, persecuted, and rejected—kicked out of synagogues for their faith in Jesus. But in Revelation 3:7-13, Jesus gives them incredible encouragement: “I have placed before you an open door that no one can shut.”Philadelphia was a faithful church. Even though they had little strength, they refused to deny Jesus’ name. They didn’t compromise with culture or waver in their faith. Jesus had no rebuke for them—only praise! And because of their faithfulness, He opened two powerful doors:1️⃣ The Door of Salvation: The invitation for all people—Jews, Gentiles, sinners, and outcasts—to enter into God’s kingdom through faith in Christ. No one can shut this door!2️⃣ The Door of Service: An opportunity to share the Gospel and serve others in Jesus’ name.Sometimes, God shuts doors in our lives—relationships, jobs, or opportunities—but it’s always for our good. When one door closes, He opens anoth

Jesus warns the church in Revelation 3:1-6 about “Genuine Fake Christians”—believers who look alive on the outside but are spiritually dead inside. We discover the Christians in Sardis had a strong reputation, but in reality, they were sleepwalking through faith—full of religious activity but lacking the Holy Spirit’s power. And a church without the Spirit is just a pile of bricks!It’s no different today. Many Christians put on a religious show—raising hands in worship, quoting Scripture, even serving in church—but without the Holy Spirit, it's just a religious performance! And dead religion is a dangerous business. Fake Christians discredit the REAL Christ. It’s counterfeit Christianity. Can you tell the difference between a “genuine fake” and a living, breathing, faith? It’s not how you perform—it’s the fruit you produce! When the Holy Spirit brings real transformation, everything changes. Love replaces lust. Peace conquers panic. Patience overcomes frustration. Kindness becomes your character. And self

Would you stand up for Jesus if that meant losing your job? In Revelation 2:18-29 we discover that the Christians in Thyatira faced a real dilemma—follow Jesus or keep their careers. Trade Guilds controlled jobs in Thyatira, but membership meant compromising with idol worship and sexual immorality. Enter Jezebel, a false prophet who claimed Christians could love Jesus AND live however they wanted. She led believers into deception, mixing God’s truth with Satan’s lies—creating a false faith.Jezebel’s spirit is still alive today. Culture tells us: "Why be so uptight? Love is love! You do you!" But Jesus warns, "Repent! Return to Me!" False teaching is a sign of the End Times—people want a faith that affirms sin rather than transforms lives.The church in Thyatira had good works but lacked God’s Word—they tolerated compromise instead of standing for truth. But a healthy church invites everyone and leads to repentance!

In Revelation 2:12-17, Jesus addresses the Church in Pergamum, a city where spiritual warfare raged on two fronts. On the outside, believers faced intense persecution from the pagan Roman culture. On the inside, false teachers infiltrated the church, leading many astray from the True Gospel. Pergamum was a stronghold for Satan, influencing religion, medicine, and politics–and Christians were under attack. Pergamum was on the front lines in a fierce battle for the hearts and minds of Believers. How did Satan attack the Christians in Pergamum? And does he attack your faith today? He uses three deadly weapons to deceive and destroy:1) Persecution: This is suffering for the sake of Jesus. Your way of life is threatened–your job, your home, your family, even your life. 2) Deception: This is believing a lie instead of the truth, like false teachings that compromise the truth of the Gospel. 3) Seduction: Satan is good at making sin look beautiful. That’s what’s happening right now in America. We live in a country wh

Imagine following Jesus—and losing everything because of it. Your job, your friends, even your life. That’s exactly the type of hardship the Christians in ancient Smyrna faced. We learn about this in Revelation 2:8:11. In the Book of Revelation, Jesus dictated seven letters to the Apostle John when appearing to John in his prison cave on Patmos. Seven letters to seven early Christian Churches, and the second letter goes to the Church in Smyrna.Smyrna’s letter is designed to provide comfort and encouragement. Why? Because the Christ followers there were faithful, but they were suffering. Slandered, arrested, even killed for their faith. Can you imagine being persecuted for your faith in Jesus? But right in the middle of their darkest moment, Jesus speaks directly to them—and to us today—with three powerful truths.First: Don’t be afraid! Jesus reminds the church that He is “the First and the Last, who died and came to life again.” Translation? Your suffering doesn’t have the final word—Jesus does! You may feel

Imagine one day you receive a letter from Jesus and inside is your performance review. Can you imagine getting a report card from Jesus with details of what you’re doing well and what He’s concerned about?! Well, in the Book of Revelation we learn that Jesus dictated seven letters to the Apostle John when appearing to John in his prison cave on Patmos. Seven letters to seven early Christian Churches, and the first letter (aka performance review) goes to the Church in Ephesus, which we read in Revelation 2:1-7. Now Ephesus was the largest city in Asia Minor–it was rich, powerful, and filled with pagan idols. In Ephesus there are two temples that stand out: The Temple of Diana where people worshipped sex and the Temple of Domitian where people worshipped politics. Life was EXTREMELY HARD for the Ephesian Christians.On the one hand, they were tempted by sexual immorality and on the other pressured to worship political leaders. Here’s what’s crazy, 2,000 years later we are dealing with the same stuff! We are livi

Have you ever read Revelation and wondered, “What did I just read?” The Bible’s last book is filled with strange symbols and mysterious messages that confuse modern minds. In this masterclass, Pastor Tim Lucas breaks down Revelation verse-by-verse in a way that’s easy-to-grasp without watering down this powerful prophecy. Prepare to have your eyes opened and faith strengthened. Yes, you can read, see, and understand Revelation! WEEK TWO: WHAT DOES JESUS LOOK LIKE?In the Book of Revelation, we read the ONLY physical description of Jesus provided in the Bible. Nowhere else is Jesus described in minute, physical detail the way He is in Revelation, chapter one. And here’s the truth, it’s probably not what you’re imagining!Jesus in Revelation isn’t the cute little baby in a Christmas cradle. Or the Good Shepherd holding a lamb. Or the bleeding Savior on a Cross. In the Gospels, we see Jesus in His humility. But in Revelation, we meet Jesus in His GLORY– holy and majestic, with eyes like blazing fire, feet like bro

Have you ever read Revelation and wondered “What did I just read?” The Bible’s last book is filled with strange symbols and mysterious messages that confuse modern minds. In this masterclass, Pastor Tim Lucas breaks down Revelation verse-by-verse in a way that’s easy-to-understand without watering down this powerful prophecy. Yes, you can read and understand Revelation!  WEEK ONE: HOW TO READ THE BOOK OF REVELATION The book of Revelation is often misunderstood. It’s not about fear–it’s about hope, victory, and trust in God’s master plan! Today, we want to help move your heart from confused to confident in Christ. From feeling anxious about the end of the world, to assured that Jesus has the victory!  First, you must learn HOW to read the Book of Revelation. This requires 3 special lenses: Historic, Symbolic, and Prophetic. Historic means what you’re reading literally happened. The Book of Revelation was written by the Apostle John while exiled on the island of Patmos. He was a real person who wrote actual let

How do you forgive someone when you know you can never forget what they’ve done? When they don’t deserve it? And maybe if they’re still doing things that are unforgivable? The truth is, you can’t do it alone. You need the supernatural strength of God.  And maybe you don’t want to forgive them! What you need to realize is that forgiveness is your weapon. The victory you’re looking for is not in holding on to the hurt. Your victory comes when you’re released from it. That’s when you have FREEDOM! That’s when you can move from hurt to healing. From pain to peace. So, ask yourself:: Who do you need to forgive? Forgiveness isn’t easy, but it’s the key to the abundant love God wants for your life. Watch Pastor Kayra Monatñez’s message on how to forgive what you can’t forget.  #Forgiveness #PrayFirst #LiquidChurch

Do you feel like you're carrying the weight of the world, worrying about everything but praying about nothing? Scripture reminds us that to experience God’s peace and have less anxiety, we need more prayer—but what if prayer isn’t just talking? What if it’s about listening just as much as speaking? Often, our prayer lives are filled with requests, complaints, and noise, leaving little room for silence to hear God’s voice. What if instead of asking, “What are you praying for?” we started asking, “What are you listening for?” Your ability to hear God impacts your ability to respond. It’s more crucial than your career, education, or any plans you’ve made for the future. The greatest factor in your life isn’t your goals but your ability to hear and obey. Sometimes, hearing feels challenging—like silence when guidance is needed most. God’s voice comes through scripture, people, dreams, open doors, and even pain. Each method offers guidance, brings growth, and invites a deeper sense of purpose. Truly hearing re

Do you know why so many of us struggle with prayer? Because we’ve been told to do it but not taught how. The Bible offers a simple pattern for prayer that you can follow: Praise, Purify, and Present. Praise - Praise is thanking God for what He had already done in our lives. What blessings do you have? A good job? Healthy children? Food in the fridge? Starting prayer with praise shifts the focus from what we need to who God is. This week, before you ask for anything, thank God for past blessings. Purify - Then, we want to prepare our hearts for God. That means, asking God to reveal anything in our lives that needs to change—bad attitudes, habits, or hurts—and let God cleanse us. When you’re honest with God (and yourself), it draws you closer to Him. Present - The final step is bringing a gift to God. God asks us to offer ourselves as that gift —our thoughts, words, actions, and priorities. This means dedicating every part of our lives to Him, trusting Him with our jobs, families, and dreams. We present our nee

Are you ready to see a breakthrough in your spiritual life? Throughout the Bible, we see that prayer and fasting are powerful tools to help you grow in your walk with God. Prayer is communicating with God, and fasting is when you deny yourself something physical (like food or screen time) to focus on God. When you combine these two spiritual practices, there is supernatural power that is released in the spiritual realm!  Here are 5 key steps to consider for a season of prayer and fasting: DECIDE ON A FAST TO COMMIT TO FOR 21 DAYS: Choose your fast: Daniel Fast (fruits, nuts, & vegetables only), skip a meal, or a digital detox (reduce screen time). Commit to your fast for 21 days and watch God work! DEVOTE YOURSELF TO PRAY FIRST: Start your day by praying, ideally on your knees, as a posture of humility and surrender. Fasting without prayer is just a diet, so be sure to combine your fast with intentional prayer! DEFINE YOUR TARGET: What are you praying & fasting for? Be specific! Ask God for a

Are you looking to make peace with those around you? The Bible tells us that on the first Christmas, the angels proclaimed peace on Earth when Jesus was born (Luke 2). However, today’s world is filled with conflict, making peace seem impossible. While we can't always make peace in the world, we can make peace in our homes and relationships by following Jesus' example. Jesus shows us how to have peace with God and others, teaching us that being a true Christian means actively making peace, not just avoiding conflict. Here are five steps to making peace: Make the First Move: Don’t wait for others to fix things; take the initiative. Jesus teaches that reconciliation is more important than even worship  Start with What’s My Fault: Instead of blaming others, begin by acknowledging your own mistakes. This helps humble you and opens the door for peace. Confess My Blind Spots: We all have weaknesses we can’t see. Recognize and admit your own faults before pointing out others' faults. Wrap the Truth in Love: