We were never meant to crawl through life in weakness and fear. As believers, we are called to walk in the authority and power of Jesus Christ—not just because it's a good idea, but because it's the only way to live the victorious life God intended. This power isn't human. It's not willpower, talent, or determination. It's supernatural. It’s the same Spirit that raised Jesus from the dead, now living and active inside of us (Romans 8:11). That power breaks chains. That power restores marriages. That power casts out demons, heals the sick, and silences the enemy. And it belongs to every single believer who chooses to walk in it. Living a powerless Christian life is not an option. The Kingdom of God is not about talk—it’s about power (1 Corinthians 4:20). If you're a Christian, you're expected to operate in the Spirit, not the flesh. You're expected to advance the Kingdom, not just admire it. You're expected to stand firm in truth, even when the world demands compromise. This world is dark. It’s broken. And it desperately needs the light and fire of Spirit-filled believers who refuse to back down. It’s time to stop blending in. It’s time to rise up. Walk boldly. Live powerfully. Go cover the world in Christ!

Most people don’t want transformation. They want convenience, comfort, and control. But Christ didn’t die so you could stay the same. He died to make you new. Not improved. Not enhanced. Reborn. Yet we keep running to the world for what only Jesus can give. We chase therapy, self-help, money, success, platforms, pills, likes, and hustle culture. And then we wonder why we still feel empty. You don’t need better habits. You need a new heart. “Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation. The old has passed away; behold, the new has come.” — 2 Corinthians 5:17 Stop slapping Christian labels on worldly idols. Stop pretending Jesus is a side dish when He’s the whole meal. You want real transformation? It starts with one word: Surrender. In our latest radio episode, we go all in on this: - Why the world’s version of transformation is a lie - What true transformation in Christ looks like - How to practically walk in it every single day - And why you can’t be made new until you’re first broken My guest, Christian Staller, doesn’t hold back. This is bold. It’s raw. It’s unapologetic. And it just might be the spiritual gut punch your soul needs.

Most Christian business owners aren’t burning out because of workload. They’re burning out because of emotional neglect. We’ve mastered P&L statements, growth strategies, and market share, but we’re emotionally detached from our spouses, relationally distant from our teams, and spiritually disconnected from God. You can’t lead people well if you’re emotionally unhealthy. You can’t love like Christ if you’re numb, guarded, or chronically angry. You can’t fulfill the purposes of God in your business if you refuse to deal with the brokenness in your heart. The hard truth? Most of the “high performers” in today’s business world are just deeply wounded people who never slowed down long enough to heal. But healing is not optional. It is the doorway to godly leadership. Jesus said: “Love the Lord your God with all your heart, all your soul, all your strength, and all your mind. And love your neighbor as yourself.” – Luke 10:27 That’s not just a command. That’s a blueprint for leading in wholeness. And in this new episode of Covering the World in Christ with Paul M. Neuberger, we go deep with Bill English on how emotional and relational health impacts profitability, culture, legacy—and your relationship with the living God.

The world is hurting. People are walking around with smiles on their faces but emptiness in their hearts. Anxiety is up. Depression is up. Suicide is up. Why? Because hope is down. But there’s good news: Hope isn’t dead. Hope has a name. And His name is Jesus Christ. In the latest episode of Covering the World in Christ with Paul M. Neuberger, we dive deep into the hope we have in Jesus—and more importantly, how we’re called to share that hope with a broken, lost, and weary world. “...while we wait for the blessed hope—the appearing of the glory of our great God and Savior, Jesus Christ.” —Titus 2:13 Hope is not a passive thing. It’s not a “maybe someday” feeling. It’s alive. It’s urgent. And it’s needed right now more than ever. If you're tired of watching the world crumble and want to be a light bearer instead of a spectator, I invite you to tune in to this powerful episode. It will encourage you, challenge you, and equip you to share the only hope that never fades. Let’s go be dealers of hope.

Pride. It’s the original sin. The sin that got Lucifer kicked out of Heaven. The sin that quietly rots the soul while convincing you that everything’s fine. In this episode of “Covering the World in Christ,” we take a hard, honest look at pride—the most dangerous threat to a Christian’s walk with the Lord. Far too many believers let pride go unchecked. Pride keeps us from repentance. Pride resists accountability. Pride tells us we don’t need God. But Scripture is crystal clear: “God opposes the proud but gives grace to the humble.” – James 4:6 If you’ve ever felt the pull of self-sufficiency… If you've caught yourself thinking you’ve “arrived” spiritually… If you’ve ever struggled with ego, image, or applause… This episode is for you. Let’s confront this silent killer head-on. Let’s get real. Let’s get humble. Because you can’t be full of God if you’re full of yourself. Andy Wood, Founder of The LifeVesting Group, joins us as our special guest.

We need to start seeing people the way Jesus sees them. Not through a lens of judgment, bias, or frustration, but through eyes of compassion, truth, and love. Too often, we look at people based on: · What they do, instead of who they are · Their past mistakes, instead of their potential · Their opinions, instead of their soul But Jesus didn’t do that. He saw the broken woman at the well… and offered her living water. He saw the demon-possessed man… and gave him peace. He saw the criminal on the cross… and promised him paradise. Jesus sees through the outer shell and into the eternal heart. And if we’re going to reflect Him in this world, we must do the same. That angry coworker? Hurting. That estranged family member? Longing. That person who wronged you? Still made in the image of God. “Man looks at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart.” — 1 Samuel 16:7 Let’s ask God to give us His eyes. Eyes to see the hurting. Eyes to see the overlooked. Eyes to see the lost… and love them back to life. Chris Lema, CEO of Motivations AI, joins us for this powerful conversation. Who will you see differently today?

We must turn away from the world and return to Jesus. This isn’t just a spiritual suggestion—it’s the only answer. For our salvation. For the healing of our homes. For the restoration of society. Look around. We’re more connected than ever, yet lonelier than ever. We have more resources, but less peace. More knowledge, but less wisdom. Why? Because we’ve drifted. We’ve replaced faith with feelings. Truth with trends. And the Cross with comfort. But it’s not too late. The answer has always been the same: Jesus Christ. “If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land.” – 2 Chronicles 7:14 Revival won’t start in government buildings. It won’t be broadcast on the news. It starts in our hearts. In our homes. In our boardrooms. On our knees. We’re choosing to turn from the world and run toward the One who gave His life for ours. Will you join us?

Every day is a fresh start in Christ. Not just every New Year, Sunday, or when we finally “get our act together.” Every. Single. Day. Maybe yesterday wasn’t your best. Maybe you lost your temper. Maybe you gave in to temptation. Maybe you felt distant from God. But today? Today you wake up in grace. Today you have another opportunity to be made new. That’s the power of Jesus Christ. Not perfection—but transformation. Not religion—but relationship. If you’re feeling weary, ashamed, or broken… come to the cross. Lay it all down. And rise up renewed. He’s not done with you. He’s just getting started.

Not more politics, programs, or self-help mantras. We need Jesus. It’s no secret that our country is hurting. Division, anxiety, despair, confusion—these are symptoms of a deeper sickness. We’ve tried to fix a spiritual problem with worldly solutions, and it’s just not working. We don’t need more noise. We need revival. Revival in our homes, schools, boardrooms, and hearts. We need to get back to the basics. Back to God. Back to truth. Back to the only One who can truly restore what’s broken. This isn’t a call to comfort. It’s a call to action. To be bold. To live unashamed. To raise our voices. To lead with love and truth. Will you be a part of it? Because the revival won’t come from Washington, Hollywood, or Wall Street. It will start with us—the faithful. On our knees. In our homes. In our workplaces. In our witness. Let’s light the fire. Let’s cover the world in Christ.