This morning, I sat on a stool to preach next to the front pew, as I’m still on crutches, my body reminding me of its limitations. Yet, as I looked out at our congregation, I was filled with a deep conviction: God never gives up on us, no matter how many times we feel like quitting. My journey to the pulpit today, crutches and all […]
After replying to someone to pray for leaders on social media who had disdain for a specific political leader, I found myself saying, “If only Christians would hate their own sin more than they hate a politician.” Not judging anyone’s motives here but, this thought I think invites us to self reflect: Are we letting our frustration with others outshine our pursuit of personal holiness? […]
Dear Church Family, The enemy seeks to divide God’s people, sowing discord and doubt to weaken our faith. But we must stand firm, rooted in Christ, who unites us as one body. Jesus is the vine, and we are the branches (John 15:5) and remaining attached to Him brings life, healing, and hope. In times of trouble, turn to God, our refuge and strength, an […]
Burnout stems not from an overload of tasks, but from a shortage of moments spent in God’s presence. God longs for more than a relationship—He desires deep, abiding fellowship with you. Draw near to Him. There, you’ll find the rest and strength your soul craves. Psalm 91:1 beautifully assures us, ‘Whoever dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of […]
Some folks might say, “Christians—especially pastors—should keep their noses out of politics.” Well, let me ask you this: why? Why should we stay silent when the gospel calls us to be salt and light in every corner of this world? That includes the public square, the voting booth, and even the halls of power. You see, the Bible doesn’t tell us to hide our faith […]
I want to address a spiritual truth that touches every heart: the danger of deep-seated bitterness, which so often stems from unforgiveness. The reality is undeniable—every one of us will, at some point, be offended or wounded by another. It’s not a matter of if, but when. Yet, as followers of Christ, we are called to be ready to forgive. Forgiveness is not optional; it […]