Blog Archives
The Parable of Two Sons
The parable of the Prodigal Son is really a story about two sons who needed their father. Discover what Luke 15 reveals about rebellion, self-righteousness, repentance, and the love of God.
Are You Blind?
Many people believe being “good” is enough. But Jesus teaches that our greatest need isn’t self-improvement—it’s spiritual sight. Discover what John 9:25 reveals about seeing Jesus for who He truly is.
Luke – Finding What is Lost
Have you ever lost something valuable? Jesus’ parables in Luke 15 reveal God’s relentless love for those who are lost and the joy He experiences when even one sinner comes home.
Luke: The Narrow Gate
Does Luke 13 teach that only a few people will be saved? Discover what Jesus really meant by the narrow door and why the gospel is an open invitation to everyone who believes.
When Sin Can’t Be Painted Over
A hidden mold problem became a powerful reminder that sin can’t simply be covered up. Discover what Colossians 3:5-8 teaches about putting off the old life and living as a new creation in Christ.
Walking Through Luke: The Barren Fig Tree
Discover what Jesus taught in the Parable of the Fig Tree and how spiritual fruit reveals genuine faith, repentance, and growth.
Walking Through Luke: The Leaven of the Pharisees
Jesus teaches us how to overcome fear, reject hypocrisy, and remain faithful to God even when facing rejection or persecution.
Your Reactions to Revival Reveal Your True Spiritual Condition
When God moves, some rejoice while others criticize. Discover what Luke 15 reveals about your heart and response to revival.
Walking Through Luke: The Lord’s Prayer
Discover how Jesus taught us to pray and why God’s generosity goes beyond requests. Learn to turn prayer into a meaningful conversation.
Total Depravity
Discover how pride and self-sufficiency hinder your faith and why daily dependence on God is essential for spiritual growth and life.
The Life and Death Intensity of Ministry
Discover the true cost of Christian ministry through Paul’s example in Acts 19—Spirit-led, opposition-filled, and eternally worth it.
“That’s Not for You”: When God Says No for Your Good
Ephesians 5 reveals why God’s boundaries protect us. Grace frees us, but His loving “no” guards us from harm and leads to abundant life.
God’s Signature
Why does God allow suffering? Discover how His justice and mercy work together—and what the cross reveals about His character.
Walking Through Luke: Forgiveness and Foot Washing
A fancy dinner with Jesus reveals the power of forgiveness, faith, and grace in Luke 7—and challenges how we respond to sinners today.
Sinning Against the Love of God
Discover the greatest sin revealed in Malachi and God’s loving call to return. A heartfelt reflection and prayer for renewed faith and deeper intimacy with Him.
What Should We Do?
Discover the simple biblical remedy for spiritual distance. Learn why God says, “Seek Me and live,” and how turning to Him restores real, abundant life.
Walking Through Luke: Good Fruit and Stable Foundations
Discover what Jesus teaches about good and bad fruit and how your actions reveal your heart. Learn how to build your life on a firm foundation in Him.
One Need
A handmade Nativity reminds one believer to let go of holiday stress and find peace in the simple presence of Jesus this Christmas.
What Are You Doing With the Life God Gave You?
We will all stand before Christ. How are you using the life He gave you? Discover the joy of living with purpose, grace, and accountability.
Stop Living by Candlelight—Let the Spirit Flip the Switch in Your Heart
Discover how the Holy Spirit replaces candlelight with true life and light through Christ. Experience freedom and glory under the New Covenant.
Living in Truth
When betrayal tempts revenge, one woman chooses obedience. A powerful story of faith, forgiveness, and walking in the Spirit.
How Grateful Am I?
True gratitude begins at the cross. Reflect on salvation, obedience, and thanksgiving through the lens of Christ’s sacrifice.
Walking Through Luke: Jesus Made a New Way
Jesus welcomes change and calls us to do the same. Discover how embracing change can revive your faith and renew your church.
God’s Call to Restoration
Forgiveness restores what sin breaks. Discover how 2 Corinthians 2 teaches believers to rebuild relationships through grace and love.
The Sneakiness of Sin
David’s story reveals how small compromises lead to sin—but God’s grace restores repentant hearts through conviction and mercy.
Why God Sometimes Serves You Humble Pie (and Why You Should Thank Him)
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.
Walking Through Luke: The First Disciples
When God feels silent, remember—He already made the first move. Discover grace and restoration in Peter’s story from Luke 5:1–11.
From Filthy Rags to Royal Robes: Esther’s Story and Our’s
From filthy rags to royal robes—discover how Esther’s story points to Christ’s righteousness and our only hope before the King of kings.
Five Things to Remember in Nationwide Movements of God
Discover five vital truths about revivals and awakenings, their history, leaders, challenges, and how we can welcome God’s Spirit today.
Walking Through Luke: John the Baptist
Being different for Christ isn’t weakness—it’s obedience. Learn from John the Baptist why living “strange” can honor God.
The Dangerous Deception of “Little White Lies”
A student’s Post-it note exposed my “little white lie,” teaching me about honesty, holiness, and God’s grace in everyday life.
Holiness Over Excuses: Why God Calls Us Higher
True comfort isn’t excusing sin but confronting it. Discover why holiness matters and how to live prepared for Christ’s return.
When Sin Starts Small but Ends in Disaster
Christine’s story of smoking, cancer, and Scripture’s warning in 1 Corinthians 10 reminds us: don’t repeat sin’s mistakes—choose Christ.
The Day My Cross Didn’t Match My Heart
A pool day turns into a moment of deep conviction, reminding us of Jesus’ love for the humble and our need for grace over judgment.
What Monopoly Taught Me About My Walk With Jesus
A fun game of Monopoly reveals deep spiritual truths about risk, idols, and returning to God. Discover how to invest wisely in your walk with Christ.
Do You Want to Stop Sinning?
Want victory over sin? Psalm 19 reveals the power of prayer to cleanse hidden faults and guard against willful rebellion.
Maintaining a Clear, Unburdened Heart
You’re never more like Jesus than when you forgive. Rebuke in love, forgive in grace—and let God handle the rest.
What Now?: Repentance
Headed the wrong way in life? God’s grace offers a U-turn. Turn from darkness to light—Heaven rejoices when you repent.
The Master
A lost beagle’s journey home mirrors our spiritual walk—no matter how far we stray, God waits with open arms, ready to restore us.
Repentance is Not What You Think
Repentance is more than turning from sin—it’s turning toward God. Discover the gift that restores, satisfies, and transforms your life.
We Don’t Say “Stupid”
Discover the beauty of true repentance and how it transforms our relationship with God. Learn why resisting His gracious call is not just unwise—but, as Scripture says, “stupid.”
Turn Back
God’s relentless love calls you back, offering forgiveness and the refreshing presence of His grace. Turn to God today.
Guarding the Bride
What do we do with this sin in our lives? Pray and confess your sins to the Lord and make the decision to turn from it. That is repentance.
Yet Another Place to Turn Around
It’s never too late to turn your life around.
Something Better
With Jesus, there’s a better day coming. Are you ready?
Run to Him
He stands with arms wide open, waiting. Will you run to Him today?
A Fruitful Life
The Father is patiently waiting for repentance. But there will come a day when that time will end and judgment will come.
If Only: Living with Regret
So, don’t tarry…head toward home, muddy feet and all! Grace and mercy are waiting.
Search Me, O God
Sometimes even the easiest lessons can be the hardest to learn. Far too often, we are focused on the mistakes and sins of others that we don’t even recognize our own need of repentance.
