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Sent to Build: CLC Life Groups Live Out the “Go” in Lauderdale Lakes
Three Christian Life Center Life Groups traded their living rooms for a park pavilion, joining Commissioner Easton K. Harrison, the Kiwanis Club of Lauderdale Lakes, and Nehemiah Ministry to build Little Free Libraries. It’s more than a feel-good project — it’s a stand against illiteracy, and a living picture of Missional Month’s call to Go.
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A Divine Set Up: Reflections from Turning Point Bridge
“Whatever you’re suffering right now is not bigger than the glory God intends to reveal in you.” This past Saturday I got to share that truth with the men, caregivers, and kids at Turning Point Bridge — a room full of people at every stage of the journey back, all needing to hear the same…
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The Four Counterfeit Identities Men Chase
Every man wants to know he matters—but too often, we build our identity on what we can achieve, prove, or control. In this post, we break down four of the most common false identities men chase—secular, moral, religious, and even shallow versions of the Christian life—and reveal why each one ultimately fails to satisfy. The…
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The Problem with Identity: Why We Feel Lost
If we’re made in the image of God, why do so many of us feel insecure, anxious, or like we’re constantly falling short? In this post, we uncover what went wrong—how sin distorted identity, how the world and the enemy try to rewrite who we are, and why most of us are walking around with…
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Who Am I, Really?
We all wrestle with the question, Who am I really? In a world that defines identity by performance, image, or emotion, it’s easy to feel lost or unsure. But the Bible offers a deeper, unshakable answer—one rooted not in what you do, but in who God says you are. This post kicks off a 6-part…
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Warriors Arise: From the Wounds of a Father to the Call of One
In “Warriors Arise: The Father Who Made a Difference,” Shawn O’Neill reflects on his struggles with fatherhood and personal pain. He emphasizes the importance of overcoming wounds and becoming a supportive father, inspired by biblical figures like Jairus. The message encourages men to embrace their journey, fight for their families, and recognize their worth despite…
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The Divine Setup
This past Wednesday at Purpose Academy in Pompano Beach, something sacred unfolded.
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The Father’s Love: A Prodigal’s Perspective from Prison to Pulpit
From prison walls to a pulpit, my story mirrors the prodigal son’s. I ran from authority, lost everything, and hit rock bottom. But when I turned back, God didn’t wait—He ran to me. This isn’t about earning a second chance. It’s about a Father who never stopped loving me, even while I was still a…
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Igniting My Passion, Uncovering My Purpose: A Journey of Transformation
There comes a moment in life when the questions become louder than the answers: What am I meant to do? Why am I here? For me, that moment ignited a journey of self-discovery and transformation. It wasn’t an instant revelation, but a gradual unfolding of passion and purpose that began when I stopped chasing what…
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The Hope of Christmas: Looking Back and Moving Forward
As the calendar nears the end of December, Christmas has come and gone, but the hope it brings remains. The promise of Christ’s birth—the light shining in the darkness—is not confined to a single day or season. It is a hope that sustains us as we step into the uncertainties of a new year. “The…