You Know It, and So Does Everybody Else We are all born with deep insecurities. At some point, every one of us asks the same haunting questions: Am I good enough? Do I have what it takes? Do I measure up? Those questions show up in different forms; smart enough, attractive enough, strong enough, accomplished enough. And because we feel the weight of those questions, we strive, compete, and achieve in an attempt to quiet them. We tell ourselves, If I can just accomplish more,

I rise before dawn and cry for help; I hope in your words. (Psalm 119:147) The world runs on progress, graphs going up and to the right. Graduations, personal bests, trophies, and year end performance bonuses. We build, we conquer.  This is good — well, it can be. The Lord has given us dominion over His creation (Genesis 1:26). It is still fully His, but He calls us to be cultivators. Cultivators grow things, and are satisfied with the harvest. Progress is good. There is a sp

Hi there! My name is Connor Cox, and I’m the Lewisville Worship Minister for The Door Church! I am beyond blessed to have this opportunity to lead our worship team and our church family in worship and draw us all closer to God through songs of praise.  I began singing at a very young age, and as the years progressed, I began to really enjoy it! I started to sing everywhere I went, and I especially loved going to my church’s Wednesday night student ministry and getting to sing