About Lighting the Pathway

I love the parable or story that Jesus taught in Luke 15:11-32 about the prodigal son. The most profound implication in this parable was when I learned it was not just anyone the father was looking for to return to His home; it was his son. So likewise, Father God is looking for His wayward Sons to return to Him so that He might return to them the kingdom dominion, authority, and power that Adam had surrendered to Satan. God accepts us as servants and will use us in that capacity; however, His family rules His kingdom. His family dwells in the Father's home at all times, while the servants must live in their quarters.

 

In the Old Testament, the pattern was for the Prophet to minister in the temple's outer court to the people. The Priest entered the inner court to establish intimacy with God and minister unto Him. This pattern of Priests is the ministry that Jesus performed during His years of ministry

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I do not look down on anyone because of the depth of their walk with God. Each person chooses their own journey. My desire is simply to make known what is available to those who hunger for more.

As my understanding deepened, I began to see myself as a son of God and an ambassador of His Kingdom. Scripture reveals that we are heirs—granted identity and inheritance through His will. As sons, we are not striving for acceptance; we are invited to walk in the promises that already belong to us.

Everything I teach is meant to lead you to Jesus the Christ and into the reality of His Kingdom. From the beginning, humanity has often tried to mature through knowledge alone. Yet true transformation does not come from striving harder—it comes through faith and relationship.

The Kingdom of God is not entered by effort, but through intimacy. As we walk closely with Christ, what once felt distant becomes living reality. God’s desire is not merely servants performing tasks, but sons and daughters growing into maturity—becoming leaders and agents of change through relationship with Him.