Peace
From Bondage to Freedom Mark 5:1–20 Have you ever noticed that one storm often seems to be followed by another? In Mark 4, Jesus and His disciples crossed the Sea of Galilee in the middle of a violent storm. Though the experienced fishermen feared for their lives, Jesus proved Himself faithful. He calmed the wind and the waves, and they safely reached the other side. […]
We are living in loud times. Every day brings another headline, another outrage, another reason to feel anxious, angry, or exhausted. The world seems to thrive on chaos, and it constantly invites us to join in, to react quickly, choose sides aggressively, and let fear or outrage shape our hearts. But Jesus calls His people to a different way. He prayed for […]
Dear brothers and sisters in Christ, Many of us grew up loving the epic story of Star Wars, where the battle between the light side and the dark side of the Force captures something deep in the human soul. Our family tends to watch the films during Christmas week for some reason, and after a year of ups and downs in church ministry I found […]
There’s a hole in every human soul. A God-shaped emptiness that nothing in this world can ever fill. Not money. Not success. Not the next purchase or promotion. I’ve watched people chase all of it, thinking one more thing will finally make them feel whole. It never does. Only Jesus can. Only the living God can take a broken life and transform it into something […]
You know, ministry isn’t always the smooth road we imagine, sometimes it’s more like hobbling on crutches after a tough fall, or healing up after multiple surgeries. I remember a time early in my walk when I shared the Gospel with a close friend, only to have him turn away, mocking the very truths that had changed my life. It stung, and in the quiet […]
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 […]
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