modern faith culture often teaches us, subtly or openly, to frown upon the blessings of God. We glorify the person in poverty who praises God. We glorify the person in the hospital who praises God. But we demonize the blessed person who praises God—the wealthy believer, the healthy believer, the one walking in peace and abundance.

Somewhere along the way, we began to confuse suffering with holiness and blessing with corruption.

At the start of my ministry, I focused heavily on the curses of God—judgment, disobedience, and the consequences. In doing so, I lost sight of something just as biblical and just as powerful: the blessings of God. The Most High does not only desire to save us in the life to come; He desires to bless us in this life and the next.

Blessings are not evidence of compromise. They are evidence of alignment.

This is a central part of my ministry assignment moving forward: to restore the balance, to teach the full counsel of God, and to remind His people that faith was never meant to produce fear, lack, or perpetual struggle.

Faith + Obedience = Blessings.

Not just spiritually.
Not just someday.
But here, now, and beyond.