Faith Works
Part of our Inkwell family of written and audio works, Faith Works offers practical spiritual helps to strengthen your walk with God.
Formed in Honesty, Marked by Holiness
Ever wonder why the early Church walked in a power the modern church often marvels at, yet rarely inhabits?
They didn’t merely experience it, they lived in it.
It wasn’t reserved for apostles alone, nor tied to rank or office. Scripture says they were all filled.
They didn’t invite the Spirit to visit; they surrendered, and He made them His dwelling place.
What was lost was not God’s willingness, but our surrender—a surrender without conditions, caveats, concealment, or careful curation of the old man.
This site exists to bear witness to that order: the Holy Spirit does not rest upon performance, but upon hearts surrendered to Him. Whatever God chooses to do through a life begins not with human effort, but with honesty, confession, and surrender—postures in which the Holy Spirit alone does the sanctifying work.
Stop striving. Start living. Discover the rest, strength, and spiritual authority of the Apostolic Way in Step Into the Light and Live
Not sure where to begin? Choose the path that fits where you are right now.
For those unsure what the gospel actually is—or weary of trying to earn God’s approval. Start here to understand what salvation means and where life with God begins.
For sincere believers exhausted by effort, discipline, and self-improvement. This path reveals why striving fails and points to the Way the early church followed.
For believers who love Christ but feel stuck in the same patterns. Learn why “try harder” fails, what self-rule has to do with it, and how the Spirit produces real change.
Part of our Inkwell family of written and audio works, Faith Works offers practical spiritual helps to strengthen your walk with God.
Message board for questions, reflection, prayer, and lived witness. “As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another.” — Proverbs 27:17
A simple practice that helps believers walk the apostolic way in holiness, making room for the new person God is already raising.