Scripture calls us to a life of stewardship, contentment, and generosity, trusting in Christ’s sufficiency rather than material abundance. By holding loosely to our possessions and surrendering our financial concerns to God, we reflect His heart and experience the peace that comes from relying on Him, not the world’s shifting wealth.   Read More

We live in a world that tells us to hold tightly to what we have, to grasp at security through our possessions and savings. But Jesus calls us to something radically different. He asks us to live with open hands, trusting that our Father knows what we need before we even ask  Read More

Of course, anytime you have a group of imperfect people living in transparency and speaking truth to one another, there is bound to be friction and tensions will rise. Disagreements and hurt feelings are inevitable on this side of eternity. However, amid differences, we must make every effort to preserve the unity of the Spirit through the bond of peace   Read More

When believers come together in unity, with faith and expectation, amazing things can happen  Read More

Baal-perazim. It is not exactly a name you hear tossed around at dinner parties, is it? Yet, maybe it should be. This obscure place is a pivot point, a place where God’s power crashes through our reality, turning everything on its head.  Read More

The church isn't meant to be confined by preferences or traditions. Instead, it should be a bright, clear light to a world in darkness.   Read More

Living out countercultural, biblical love requires relying on God’s Word to light the path, aware of lurking pitfalls on either side. As society drifts, Scripture remains our unmoving anchor in the storms of changing morality.  Read More

“The Church is the pilgrim people of God. It is on the move—hastening to the ends of the earth to beseech all men to be reconciled to God, and hastening to the end of time to meet its Lord who will gather all into one.… It cannot be understood rightly except in a perspective which is at once missionary and eschatological. ”― John R.W. Stott, The Message of Acts The Book of Acts provides essential ...  Read More

The call to live a life worthy of God's purpose is not just for pastors or church leaders - it's for every believer. We are all called to be part of a priesthood of believers who impact the world around us.  Read More

Dear reader, the essence of worship lies not in what we receive but in what we offer. It is in the lifting of our gaze from our own concerns to the unchanging greatness of God that we find our lives transformed. The very act of beholding His glory reshapes us, calling us to a higher way of living, one that reflects His holiness and love.  Read More

God calls us His friends, which should humble and overwhelm us. This friendship means that God wants us to know His plans and purposes. Every believer is invited into this intimate relationship, where our identity is revealed through knowing Him.  Read More

As we live out our calling, may we not seek recognition for the sake of recognition, nor settle for mediocrity when God has called us to excellence in the areas He calls us to. Let us pursue a life of humility that honors God, working not for the fleeting applause of man but for the eternal reward that comes from faithful stewardship.  Read More