We live in a culture that never stops. We’re connected 24/7, our phones buzzing with work demands even on vacation, our minds racing even when our bodies try to sleep. We are, quite simply, ex...  Read More

        There’s a strange moment in Genesis where Rachel steals her father’s household idols as she leaves home. They were small, likely silver, and she didn’t need them—Jacob was already wealthy. So ...  Read More

        Trust is a word we use easily, yet it carries enormous weight in our spiritual lives. We trust technology, experts, and voices that shape our thinking, but when it comes to trusting God fully,...  Read More

       We say we believe in patience, yet we bristle at every delay, living like “microwave people with a slow-cooker God.” But what if waiting isn’t wasted time? What if red lights, long lines, unans...  Read More

       We live in a culture that despises waiting, yet Advent reminds us that waiting is central to the Christian life. Psalm 130 captures this reality with its raw cry from the depths—a picture of th...  Read More

       There's a real disconnect that can happen in our walk with God: we can know Scripture, attend services, and understand theology, yet still feel empty. Romans 12 shows us that the issue isn’t kn...  Read More

        Worship is far more than singing on Sunday mornings; it is a daily response to who God is and what He has done. Romans 12:1 reminds us that true worship flows from God’s mercy and calls us to ...  Read More

       Have you ever seen a church sign that made you stop and think—sometimes for the wrong reason? Phrases like “We Love Hurting People” or “If you love Me, KEEP MY COMMANDMENTS” can easily send the...  Read More

       We naturally want to earn what we receive. We work for paychecks, study for grades, and train for success. But this transactional mindset fails in our relationship with God. Romans 10:4 tells u...  Read More

       In Mark 10, a wealthy young man knelt before Jesus and asked, “Good teacher, what must I do to inherit eternal life?” Despite his wealth, morality, and religious discipline, something still fel...  Read More

       In a world that often mistakes mercy for weakness, we’re called to remember the profound mercy of God—not as a distant concept but as the foundation of our salvation. Scripture reminds us, "The...  Read More

      In a world that values strength, self-reliance, and achievement, the concept of mercy can seem weak or foreign. Yet Romans 9 confronts us with a humbling truth: only God saves, and only He can c...  Read More