Juan Martinez

1 month ago | mcall.com | Juan Martinez

Starting a business is often romanticized, people see the success, the growth, the freedom and the financial rewards. But what they don’t see are the long nights, the uncertainty, and the moments of doubt that can shake even the most determined entrepreneur. I know this struggle firsthand. In the early days of my entrepreneurial journey, things were far from easy. My business concept was new and unproven, meaning potential customers were hesitant to take a chance on us.

2 months ago | mcall.com | Juan Martinez

How to delete Facebook, Instagram and Threads if you don’t like Meta’s changes

Sep 1, 2024 | mycharisma.com | Gary Curtis |Juan Martinez |Juan Martínez

My youngest grandson moved into his university dorm room this week. It hardly seems possible. I was in the hospital when he was born and held him in my arms a short time afterward. However, as time moves on, watching children and grandchildren grow may be one of its best measures. I don’t know where you are on your spiritual journey, but if you are a child of God, you will have an innate spiritual desire to bring your children and grandchildren along that pathway.

Aug 31, 2024 | mycharisma.com | Juan Martinez |Juan Martínez |Joseph Mattera |Bill Wiese |Stephen Strang

I’m not sure about you, but in every season of my Christian walk, I have had to be reminded of my priorities. It usually happens gradually with just a slight shift here or there, but over time it’s easy to get busy and start spending less time in prayer and Bible study. We can all but stop doing what we should be doing. I for one have been guilty of losing focus and running around thinking about myself.

Aug 6, 2024 | relevantmagazine.com | Juan Martinez |Juan Martínez

One advantage of being a pastor who comes from the streets is that I can easily spot people who have an addiction, including in the church. Let’s just say my discernment muscle has been well-trained. Now, I’m not talking about people addicted to heroin or cocaine. Nope. I’m talking about those who use church like a drug. These are people who go to church and scream, holler, and feel God in the moment but are incapable or unwilling to develop a genuine relationship with Him.