You did everything right and still got soaked. Here’s what happened when we named it out loud in the room.
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If you're anything like me, then the chances are that you've had your fair share of struggles as a leader. These obstacles can be frustrating but in reality, aren't so much an issue to overcome rather than the everyday bumps in our careers and personal lives; this is what I write about on my blog.
Sunday, 10:30am — you’re in the room this time
Watching from your couch counts. Being in the room counts more. Sunday, July 12, 10:30am, we gather in person again at Mars Hill Anywhere. 7941 47th St, McCook, IL. New season. Bring someone who needs it, or come as you are. Still online too, if that’s where you are. But if you can be here, be here. See you Sunday. Pastor Clarence E. Stowers, Jr.
The seven words that end every excuse
Hey Reader, You’ve done the work. Five weeks of it. You named the wilderness. You faced the giants. You stopped waiting to feel ready. And you still haven’t said the one sentence that matters. You’ve circled the mountain. Prayed around it. Called it being “open to whatever God wants.” But be honest, a private hope never has to be defended. Keep it vague, and if it doesn’t happen, nobody ever saw you want it. This Sunday, in the finale of GIVE ME MY MOUNTAIN, we closed that exit. The Big Idea…
You are not unready. You are unmoved.
Caleb got the deed to Hebron at eighty-five and drove out the giants in the very next verse.
The promise didn’t move. You did.
The giants didn’t clear. The promise didn’t move. Week 5 of GIVE ME MY MOUNTAIN plus Still Standing Season 2 is back.
This Sunday. Bring your father.
Week 4 and Father’s Day land on the same Sunday. Caleb named the mountain. Now he goes to take it. Be in the room — June 21, 10:30 AM, McCook, IL.
You went quiet on the promise. Say its name.
You haven’t lost the promise. You stopped saying it out loud. Three moves to name your mountain before next Sunday.
“Stop calling it decline”
You think you lost your best years. Caleb proves the wait was preparation, not depletion.
You stayed faithful and it still cost you everything.
You did not blow up your marriage. You did not walk away from your faith. You did not get fired for incompetence. You stayed. You showed up. You did the right things. And you still ended up in a wilderness you did not choose. This message was built for that person. Not the one who quit and got lost. The one who stayed faithful and got left behind anyway. Watch the moment everything shifts. Week 2 is Sunday. Still Strong. Pastor Clarence E. Stowers, Jr. Mars Hill Anywhere
The second chance already happened. Now move.
What Zacchaeus did before the dinner ended, and what you need to do this week.
Bold Prayers: How to Pray With Confidence and Expectation
Imagine opening a door to a world where your prayers reach the heavens and return to you with answers and miracles beyond your wildest dreams. Bold Prayers: How to Pray with Confidence and Expectation is not merely a book; it's a journey into the heart of faith, where fears are conquered and dreams are realized. Through the pages of this transformative guide, you will learn to speak to the Divine and do so with a boldness that beckons remarkable changes in your life.










