Pastor Danny's Blog

When life gets hard, it’s easy to wonder if God is really paying attention. Maybe you’ve asked yourself: Where is God right now? Does He still do miracles? Can I really trust Him with what I’m going t...

There’s no doubt about it—life is filled with challenges. No one gets a free pass. Pain, difficulty, and disappointment are part of being human. Sometimes that pain is self-inflicted. We’ve all made p...

It’s no secret that our world is heavy with tragedy and confusion. In recent days, many of us have been gripped by emotions ranging from sadness to anger as we’ve seen senseless acts of violence unfol...

If you’ve ever felt stuck in your spiritual life—like you’re doing all the right things but not experiencing much growth—you’re not alone. You might be attending church, serving, even reading your Bib...

Have you ever wondered, “If God already knows what’s going to happen, why should I pray?” Or maybe you’ve thought, “God never changes His mind—so does prayer even matter?”

You're not alone. These two...

After 25 years of marriage, I was recently asked a simple but powerful question: What’s the secret to a great marriage?

It’s a fair question. In a world where marriages often struggle under pressure,...

We all want to be successful. No one sets out in life aiming to fail. But before we chase after what the world defines as success—money, power, recognition—it’s important to pause and ask: What does G...

Did you know that the National Science Foundation has discovered that humans think up to 60,000 thoughts every single day? Even more shocking, 80% of those thoughts are negative.

That means for most ...

If you’ve ever wondered, Will I make it all the way to the end with my faith intact?—you’re not alone. Many followers of Christ wrestle with this question at some point in their journey.

Seasons of d...

We all want a life filled with happiness, joy, peace, and fulfillment. From the moment we wake up, we make choices based on what we think will bring us satisfaction. The world constantly tells us that...