Presumption is the counterfeit confidence of the religious spirit—rooted in pride, dressed in performance, and divorced from obedience. It doesn't always look like rebellion. Most of the time, it looks like rushing ahead with something good without stopping to ask if it was God. What 'good' thing are you doing today that God never actually commanded?

Are you hiding behind a 'good Christian' mask? In this blog I share my raw journey of confronting spiritual facades and discovering why God can't heal what we conceal. Learn how Matthew 25 exposed my religious performance and how consecrated honesty transformed my faith. Embrace the courage to be vulnerable before God and experience the healing that only authenticity brings.

Somewhere along the way, we traded honest faith for looking right and sounding right. We became more superstitious than spiritual—managing perceptions instead of revealing our real selves. But spirituality was never meant to be a performance. It’s the overflow of a real relationship with the Holy Spirit. The most spiritual thing you’ll ever do? Love someone when it’s not easy. And that starts with dropping the act and stepping into real, vulnerable, wholehearted faith.

Some trust in chariots and some in horses, but we trust in the name of the LORD our God. – Psalm 20:7

Here’s the thing—God never said He wouldn’t give you a horse or a chariot. He just asked where your trust would be when He did.

I have to testify.