Blog Archives

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.

Discover how the Holy Spirit replaces candlelight with true life and light through Christ. Experience freedom and glory under the New Covenant.

When betrayal tempts revenge, one woman chooses obedience. A powerful story of faith, forgiveness, and walking in the Spirit.

True gratitude begins at the cross. Reflect on salvation, obedience, and thanksgiving through the lens of Christ’s sacrifice.

Jesus welcomes change and calls us to do the same. Discover how embracing change can revive your faith and renew your church.

Forgiveness restores what sin breaks. Discover how 2 Corinthians 2 teaches believers to rebuild relationships through grace and love.

David’s story reveals how small compromises lead to sin—but God’s grace restores repentant hearts through conviction and mercy.

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.

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—discover how Esther’s story points to Christ’s righteousness and our only hope before the King of kings.

Discover five vital truths about revivals and awakenings, their history, leaders, challenges, and how we can welcome God’s Spirit today.

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

A student’s Post-it note exposed my “little white lie,” teaching me about honesty, holiness, and God’s grace in everyday life.

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

Christine’s story of smoking, cancer, and Scripture’s warning in 1 Corinthians 10 reminds us: don’t repeat sin’s mistakes—choose Christ.

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.

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.

Want victory over sin? Psalm 19 reveals the power of prayer to cleanse hidden faults and guard against willful rebellion.

You’re never more like Jesus than when you forgive. Rebuke in love, forgive in grace—and let God handle the rest.

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

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 more than turning from sin—it’s turning toward God. Discover the gift that restores, satisfies, and transforms your life.

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.”

God’s relentless love calls you back, offering forgiveness and the refreshing presence of His grace. Turn to God today.

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.

It’s never too late to turn your life around.

With Jesus, there’s a better day coming. Are you ready?

Lord, forgive us. Your grace is enough.

He stands with arms wide open, waiting. Will you run to Him today?

The Father is patiently waiting for repentance. But there will come a day when that time will end and judgment will come.

So, don’t tarry…head toward home, muddy feet and all! Grace and mercy are waiting.

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.

We don’t need religion. We don’t need tradition. We need a heart to heart relationship with God.

We are in error if we believe we are anything at all without Jesus. He alone offers hope, salvation and life.

Christ has called His followers to be sanctified. This means to be set apart, to be holy. What sin remains in your life that needs to be removed?

Hand Him the pieces, the missteps, the blunders, and watch what God can do with your brokenness.

Today, Jesus offers us the same opportunity. He knows what’s on our minds and in our hearts. The door is wide open, we must only confess our sins and repent.

We may be tempted to take the easy way out when we feel pain, hurt, uneasiness, discomfort or trouble. But because of what Jesus endured on the cross, we can trust in Him and His sacrifice and stand strong.

Let’s get to the heart of the matter. How many people have you shared with about what God has done for you?

We do not know when the Lord will sound the call. We must be ready now. Are you?

They stood face to face with the One who knew them best; all their shame on full display. They had two choices: deny everything and the one who accused them, or admit their wrongs and ask for forgiveness.

The invitation has been sent. You have been invited.

Let’s talk. God loves you and desires a deeper relationship with you. If you’ll only humble yourself to His authority and Lordship over your life. Why? Because He is worthy!

What are you trusting in today? Is it Jesus?

The Father’s voice, even in conviction, is full of love.

Friends, we have not and could not earn anything of the Lord except His wrath. Death is the only thing we are deserving of. And we will see it. But if we humble ourselves before the Lord, repent of our sins and ask for His forgiveness, He will be gracious enough to save us.

We can dress it up, make it look beautiful, appealing, delightful, and inviting, but if anyone were to see the inside of each of us, would they be shocked? The only thing that can change our heart is Jesus.

Sometimes the Lord does not intervene immediately when we sin. He is patiently waiting for us to confess our sin and turn away from it, choosing His way over our own. But just because He may seem or feel silent does not mean He approves of our sin.

Repentance begins in our heart.

It’s not what’s at the surface that allows the new growth to thrive and succeed, but it’s at the root.