Deputy Assistant to the President and Director of the White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs. Previously served as the Deputy Political Director for the Trump-Vance 2024 Campaign, managing operations in Georgia, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania. He also served as Senior Advisor for President Trump’s Iowa Caucus Campaign.
Special Assistant to the President and Deputy Director of the White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs for State Governments. Campaign veteran of President Trump’s 2020 and 2024 campaigns. Graduate of The Ohio State University and a U.S. Navy Veteran.
Special Assistant to the President and Deputy Director of the White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs for Local and Tribal Governments. Former Mayor of the Borough of Mendham, New Jersey, serving for six years, with two years on Council.
Associate Director in the White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs. Previously served as Pennsylvania State Director for the Republican National Committee and Pennsylvania Director of Operations for the Trump-Vance 2024 Campaign.
Associate Director in the White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs. Served as State Director of Oklahoma during the 2024 Presidential Primary and Deputy State Director in North Carolina for the Trump-Vance 2024 Campaign.
Associate Director in the White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs. Most recently Nevada State Director for the Trump-Vance 2024 Campaign, previously Political Director for Trump-endorsed Daniel Cameron for Governor (KY).
Associate Director in the White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs. Former Pennsylvania Deputy State Director for the Trump-Vance 2024 Campaign.
Deputy Associate Director in the White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs. Previously Iowa Political Coordinator and Fulton County Field Director for the Trump-Vance 2024 Campaign.
Coordinator in the White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs. Former Programming & Political Manager and Regional Political Coordinator at the Republican National Committee.
Staff Assistant in the White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs. Former Assistant to the Chief of Staff for U.S. Senator Marsha Blackburn (TN).
Introduction: As the world gets darker, God’s goodness and glory will be seen upon you.
God’s plan is for you to enter into His rest, possess your possessions, and thrive in His abundant provisions!
God told Joshua: "Every place the sole of your foot treads upon, I have given to you." (Joshua 1:3)
The same applies to us today! While all of God’s promises are ours, we take possession of them step by step.
Instead of entering the promised land shortly after leaving Egypt—God’s original plan—the Israelites wandered in the wilderness for 40 years due to their unbelief.
Egypt represents "double stress", but the Promised Land represents rest and abundance.
Your troubles will work for your good when you fix your eyes on God’s unchanging promises.
Fight your battles by feeding on God’s Word and keeping your eyes on Him.
The battle is the Lord’s to fight—not yours!
God will feed, strengthen, and provide for you in every situation.
As the world gets darker, the church will shine brighter.
Five Words To Live By: The Battle Is The Lord’s
Introduction: As the world gets darker, God’s goodness and glory will be seen upon you.
God is the maker of good days. Ephesians 6:13 implies that our days of trouble are few—described as "the evil day"—while our good days are plentiful.
In the last days, the world will get darker, but the church will shine brighter and more glorious. Jesus will be seen in and through His people, as written in Isaiah 60:2.
You need not worry about what’s going to happen in the world because you don’t live under its economy or kingdom. You are part of the kingdom of God. You live off the supply, provisions, and resources of heaven, as Philippians 4:19 declares.
Jesus said in Matthew 24:7 that in the end times, nations will rise against nations, and there will be pestilences and great earthquakes. But in the midst of this darkness, He urges us to look up, for our redemption draws near, as recorded in Luke 21:28.
We can look forward to being transformed—into our brand-new bodies—to be forever young and strong.
(Video plays: Theme of the Year 2016, Possessing Our Possessions)
One description of Canaan, the land that God promised the children of Israel, is its massive clusters of grapes. These grapes were so huge that a single cluster had to be carried on a pole between two men.
In contrast, grapes were difficult to grow in Egypt—a picture of the world.
Grapes and wine represent the joy of the Holy Spirit. This shows us that the pleasures of God’s kingdom are bigger, greater, and far surpass all the pleasures of the world.
The pleasures of the world are often a perversion or alteration of God’s blessings—leading to negative effects or even bondage. But the pleasures of God are always abundant, increasing, and free from harm!
God told Joshua that the promised land belonged to the people of Israel. He said, "Every place the sole of your foot treads upon, I have given to you." (Joshua 1:3)
The same applies to us today! While all of God’s promises are ours, we take possession of them step by step.
Pastor shares a testimony of a sister whose husband was healed from a tumor due to testicular cancer. His healing came gradually—step by step—as he committed his difficulty to the Lord and partook of the holy Communion.
There are great rewards at the end of your trial!
(Pastor shares about the series Boldly Ask, Boldly Receive—addressing questions such as:
"Is it wrong to ask God to bless me again and again?"
"Does God answer 'selfish' prayers?"
"Why do I need to pray if God already knows my needs?")
These teachings help ground us as we seek to possess God’s promises.
Instead of entering the promised land shortly after leaving Egypt—God’s original plan—the Israelites wandered in the wilderness for 40 years due to their unbelief.
In Hebrew, "Egypt" means double straits or double stress. God’s plan was to bring them from a land of stress into a land of rest. A land where they would live in cities they did not build and eat from vineyards they did not plant—Joshua 24:13.
God promised them a finished work—prepared by someone else.
When Israel sent spies into the promised land, they saw giants occupying it. But those giants had no right to the land—it wasn’t theirs. They were merely squatters.
Today, you might be believing for healing or provision, yet the enemy seems to be sitting on it. But the devil has no right to it! That promise belongs to you.
God will evict the enemy from the areas of your life where he is squatting. The Lord will bring you into your promised land—where you will enjoy the overflowing blessings of His finished work.
The promised land is a place of rest.
In Egypt, the food—melons, leeks, garlic, onions—required backbreaking labor.
But in Canaan, the promised land, the food—figs, pomegranates, vines, olives—was easy to pick.
God’s desire is for you to enter into His rest, possess your possessions, and thrive in His abundant provisions!