Today our culture talks a lot about love—but Scripture reminds us where love actually begins. God is not just someone who teaches love. He is the author and source of it. Without Him, our love eventually runs dry, becomes conditional, or turns inward. With Him, love is patient, steady, and self-giving. The Word says: “We love because He first loved us.” (1 John 4:19) Whether today finds you celebrating marriage, friendship, family, or walking through this season quietly, the truth remains the same: the love you give others flows best when it’s first received from God. Take a moment today to return to the Source. Let Him remind you that you are fully known, fully loved, and never overlooked. And as you receive His love, let it shape how you speak, forgive, serve, and show kindness—to everyone He places in your path today. You are deeply loved. And because of Him, you are able to love well.

Family, we wanted to remind you of something quietly significant that’s available to you inside ITC. In the Premium Classroom, there is a book you won’t find anywhere else right now. It has not yet been released publicly. The title is When God Heals: The Miraculous Power of God, and it shares two of the major healings God has given to Julie in her lifetime. This book isn’t written to impress or sensationalize—it’s written to testify. It points back to the faithfulness of God and the reality that He still heals, still restores, and still meets His people with compassion and power. You can find it here: 📍 Classroom → When God Heals: The Miraculous Power of God If you’ve started reading—or if you’ve already finished a section—we’d love to hear from you in the comments. What stood out to you? Was there a moment that strengthened your faith or reminded you of something God has done in your own life? Your reflections may be an encouragement to someone else walking through a season where they need hope. We’re grateful to walk this journey together as a family.

Family, we wanted to share something simply and transparently for those who may be wondering. Impact Training Center is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) ministry. That means any giving connected to Premium ITC is tax-deductible, just like other charitable contributions. We share this not as pressure—but as clarity. We’re also beginning to walk through a book that is available only to our Premium members, and for some, this may feel like a natural time to step into that space more fully. Premium exists to support deeper resources, teaching, and care for those who want to go further. Whether you’re in Free or Premium, you are valued here. This community is a family, not a funnel. Take your time, pray about it, and do what brings peace. If you do decide to upgrade, know that your support helps us travel across America to tell people about Jesus—to preach the Gospel, pray for the sick, encourage churches, and serve communities. It’s not about access or perks; it’s about partnership in the mission. It also helps us to continue building resources, teaching, and spaces that serve people well—and it is stewarded as a charitable gift. We’re grateful for each of you, and we’re thankful to walk forward together.

🌾 This week’s Tuesday devotional is now available inside ITC. Before you read, take a quiet moment and ask yourself: What do my time, attention, and choices reveal about what I truly value right now? Today’s devotional gently points us back to the incomparable worth of God’s Kingdom—and how encounters with Him reshape what we invest our lives in. You’ll find it in: FREE: Classroom → Impact Faith Starter → Devotionals PREMIUM: Classroom → Devotionals → February 2026 After you’ve read, you’re welcome to reflect in the comments: Was there an area where the Lord lovingly invited you to re-center your heart on what matters most?

Family, today many people (specifically in the USA) are gathering with friends and loved ones—sharing food, laughter, competition, and celebration. As followers of Jesus, we don’t step out of our faith when we step into everyday moments like this. We carry His light with us—into living rooms, conversations, and even friendly rivalries. Scripture reminds us: “Let your light shine before others, so that they may see your good works and give glory to your Father who is in heaven.” (Matthew 5:16) And also: “Whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.” (1 Corinthians 10:31) Whether your team wins or loses, today is an opportunity to model joy, kindness, humility, and good sportsmanship. We can celebrate without tearing others down, enjoy the moment without losing perspective, and reflect Christ in how we speak and respond. As you go about your day, consider: How can I bring peace, joy, and grace into the spaces I’m in today? Enjoy the time. Enjoy the people.And remember—no matter the score, God is still good, and His Kingdom is still advancing through His people.