“Does the Bible even talk about weed?” “Marijuana is legal now. Can you show me, word for word, that smoking weed is a sin?” What was once a serious criminal offense is now widely accepted. But does legal automatically mean it honors God? In How to Quit Smoking Weed, Paztuh Mike challenges the idea that “legal” automatically means “approved by God.” This lesson looks at the heart behind the habit, why we may try to justify it, and how to pursue real freedom in Christ.

What do you look to for comfort? Who makes you feel secure? What do you pursue for satisfaction? It’s easy to place people, comfort, security, success, or even blessings ahead of God—often without realizing it. Our human nature wants to avoid discomfort, but Jesus calls us to a different priority. In Seek Ye 1st The Kingdom, Paztuh Mike challenges us to look beyond a familiar verse and consider what it really means to seek God first—not simply for what He can give us, but

Whatever you do, don’t ask God for patience! “Oh boy, I made a mistake one time and prayed for patience!” Do these comments sound familiar? As believers, we often joke about patience as though it’s something to avoid. But what if longsuffering is not something to fear? What if it is an important part of becoming more like Christ? In Lesson 5 of the Kingdom Surrender series, Paztuh Mike explores why longsuffering should not be an avoided subject.

“Is accountability the same thing as control?” “Besides, my spiritual leaders don’t really know me like that. They have no right to critique my life choices. Jesus knows my heart.” These thoughts may sound familiar, but they raise an important question: What does biblical accountability actually look like? Accountability is not control. In Lesson 4 of the Kingdom Surrender series, Paztuh Mike explores the biblical foundation and practical reality of accountability in the Chur

Why does the Bible command wives to respect their husbands? Does respect mean we have to agree on everything? As believers, we can find it difficult to navigate personal experience, secular messaging, and the truth of God’s Word. In Lesson 3 of the Kingdom Surrender series, Paztuh Mike and his wife, Anna Elisabeth, discuss what respect means from a biblical perspective, both in marriage and in the broader context of how men and women are called to honor one another.

What if following Jesus means giving up your rights—are you in? Surrender can feel uncomfortable, especially when it involves God, other people, our circumstances, and our own will. In our culture, surrender is often seen as weakness or defeat. But in the Kingdom of God, surrender is not losing—it’s obedience. It's strength. It’s righteous. In the Kingdom Surrender series, Paztuh Mike and Anna Elisabeth share honest, Scripture-based truths that lay a foundation for what it m

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Why does it matter who I marry? Does God really need to approve? Can marriage actually affect my relationship with God? Is this even that deep? Marriage was established as a covenant with God in the Garden of Eden with Adam and Eve—it was the first ministry God designed. In Lesson 6 of the Kingdom Unity series, Paztuh Mike and his wife, Anna Elisabeth, share practical truth from the Word of God about marriage in God’s order.

“Where there is no vision, the people perish…” What does that even mean? This Bible verse is commonly taught in one of two ways. First, as a slogan for a church’s big-picture plans and weekly services. Second, as a “Scriptural” positive affirmation for personal life goals. On Vision Sunday, Paztuh Mike Wuebbles took a simple, practical dive into this “wall-plaque” Bible verse. Ironically, the famous quote is only the first half of Proverbs 29:18.