Blog Archives

When God serves humble pie, it’s never to shame us—but to shape us. Discover how humility draws us closer to His glory and grace.

Discover how David’s faith and Solomon’s obedience teach us to trust God’s plan, even when His “no” becomes His greatest gift.

When self-reliance fails, surrender brings strength. Discover how letting go and trusting God can change everything.

Discover the power of trusting God’s timing and provision. Learn how true rest and faith bring His perfect blessing and peace.

When God feels silent, remember—He already made the first move. Discover grace and restoration in Peter’s story from Luke 5:1–11.

Discover how church renews faith, strengthens hearts, and reminds us that God still changes lives—just as He did in Scripture.

When God opens a door, opposition follows. Discover how Paul and Jesus show us to walk boldly in God’s mission despite resistance.

Jesus faced rejection too. Discover how His example helps us handle rejection with faith, courage, and purpose that honors God.

Lead like Abraham—bring peace, stability, and God’s presence wherever you go. Learn how faith leaves a lasting impact.

Being different for Christ isn’t weakness—it’s obedience. Learn from John the Baptist why living “strange” can honor God.

Discover the true wonder of Christmas through Mary’s anticipation of Jesus’ birth and how we can live with the same joyful expectation today.

A souvenir shop game taught me a powerful lesson: true faith means stepping out of my comfort zone and saying, “Yes, Lord.”

Discover how Zechariah’s story reminds us that God can break into our routines, turning interruptions into divine opportunities.

True comfort isn’t excusing sin but confronting it. Discover why holiness matters and how to live prepared for Christ’s return.

Christian freedom comes with responsibility. Learn Paul’s lesson in 1 Corinthians 8 about living honorably and strengthening new believers.

Discover how 1 Corinthians 7:17 teaches us to serve God faithfully right where we are, even when bigger opportunities come our way.

Therefore, as you received Christ Jesus the Lord, so walk in Him. (Colossians 2:6) Paul has given us great instructions […]

If you are even remotely wise, you will want to be led by God. It will make sense to you […]

Even in your darkest moments, God’s love never stops chasing you. He is faithful, forgiving, and waiting with open arms.

Are you clinging to the past? Let go and trust Christ to rescue you from sin and lead you into the freedom of His Kingdom.

We’re called to be more than disciples—we’re called to make disciples. Learn how to lead others to follow Christ.

Reflect on your role in God’s mission, stay focused on Christ, and do your best knowing the ultimate judge is the Lord Himself.

Don’t let your past define you. In Christ, you are made new—so press forward, live with purpose, and win the season ahead.

Missed a chance to share your faith? You’re not alone. God gives us more opportunities—will you boldly take the next one?

You don’t have to “got this”—God does. Trust His Spirit to move mountains you can’t climb. Freedom and strength are found in Him!

Life’s big decisions can feel overwhelming, but we are free to decide without fear if we trust the Lord.

Headed the wrong way in life? God’s grace offers a U-turn. Turn from darkness to light—Heaven rejoices when you repent.

Discover the importance of loving others as Christ loved us, as we explore Romans 13 and the debt of love we owe to one another.

Does Christianity have a job description? Find out what God’s intended focus is for your life!

Will you answer God’s call like Isaiah, or will silence echo like in Ezekiel? Step forward in faith—be the one who says, “Send me!”

Lost souls are searching for the way home. Will you share the good news? Join us in spreading the gospel to the world!

Fear tried to hold me back, but God called me to obedience. Trusting Him, I stepped into His plan—will you?

Why do we feel drawn to the very thing we’re told to avoid? It’s more than just curiosity—it’s a nature we’ve battled since the very beginning.

May we never lose that sense of awe and amazement that we can stand in the presence of the Almighty God forgiven, freed, and cherished.

Why trust anything but faith to save you when God has already made it clear—righteousness comes through belief, not works.

A teacher told her young students that she was starting a new club and they should watch for an invitation. […]

Feeling busy? Paul, under house arrest, used his limited time and space to share the gospel with purpose—challenging us to rethink how we can shine Christ’s light in the midst of our own busyness.

I’ve always had plenty to say—until the moment I had to post my first tweet and my mind went blank. It’s a small glimpse of what Paul must have faced before King Agrippa, but unlike me, he used his moment to share the most important story of all: the life-changing message of Jesus.

Our plans are so small compared to God’s. Let’s put our plans aside and follow Him. He’s got something greater in store than we can ever imagine.

Wherever we find ourselves today, we can be a mouthpiece for God to speak truth into those around us. We have a life-saving message to share.

Parenting may be fleeting, but its purpose is eternal: to instill faith that can echo through generations.

Following Jesus is about resting in His love, knowing there’s no need to impress—just grace, acceptance, and a place already secured.

In a world full of challenges, are you prepared to navigate life with the biblical mindset that trials are not exceptions but expectations?

Just as God used imperfect people in the lineage of Jesus, He can bring glory through your life, no matter how ordinary it may seem.

We’re all in for the ride—until God asks us to go where we least expect, to do what we least want to do.

When you’re given a platform, will you use it to make noise—or to make known the power of Jesus to transform lives?

Humility shines when we go the extra mile simply to help others—like Paul, who put aside his own rights to reach those who needed the gospel.

Paul, fully aware of the risks, pressed on to Jerusalem for those awaiting the truth of the gospel. Are we willing to do the same?

Like a wolf stalking weakened prey, waiting to strike—Paul’s warning reminds us all to stay alert, united, and close to the Good Shepherd for protection.

In the unexpected loss of my father, I discovered the profound power of forgiveness—how it not only heals past wounds but also opens the door to unexpected redemption and peace.