We know it’s wrong to objectify other people. But what about the ways we objectify ourselves—through our looks, our skills, our success? Somewhere between a pair of stinky Tevas and a stroller walk through Nice, France, I started thinking about what we’re really building our value on—and what happens when it starts to fade.

From London to Kosovo to France, I’ve seen beautiful places and met incredible people — but the most meaningful moments have been small signs of God at work. Like Elijah’s cloud, they’re reminders that the rain is coming.

At a women’s conference in Kosovo, compassion took center stage—not just in the message, but in the strength of those who served, prayed, and led with faith. The greatest in the Kingdom are still the ones who serve.

In a quiet hotel in Kosovo, I was reminded that the most dignified person in the room is often the one holding the coffee pot, not the camera. Jesus said the greatest is the one who serves—and today, I saw that truth lived out in full color.

One of the most crucial steps to effective evangelism is preparation.* Having a clear and concise message can significantly boost your confidence and make it easier to engage in meaningful conversations. While the Holy Spirit undoubtedly is the one who guides us, we’ve got to take the initiative to equip ourselves with knowledge and tools.

Have you ever shared Jesus with someone? Do you know what it’s like to have Heaven’s full attention as you lead someone in a prayer for salvation? Do you have the desire to evangelize but don’t know where to start?

There is a story in the Bible that shows exactly how to share Jesus with someone. Follow this example and you will experience the wind of Heaven blowing on your back as you open your mouth and boldly share the message of Jesus. You won’t just want to evangelize you will be ready and unstoppable.