In Luke 22:54–62, Peter follows Jesus into the high priest’s courtyard after His arrest. Determined to stay close and ready to help, Peter also faces a dangerous reality—being recognized as one of His...  Read More

In Matthew 16:13–23, Peter experiences a dramatic shift. One moment, he is praised by Jesus as the rock upon which the Church will be built. The next, he is rebuked for becoming a stumbling block. Wha...  Read More

In Matthew 14:22–33, we find Peter and the disciples caught in a storm, battling rough waters and confusion. But it is in this chaos that something unexpected happens—Jesus walks on water. And even mo...  Read More

When Jesus called his first disciples, he didn’t visit synagogues or search among religious scholars. He walked along the Sea of Galilee and called out to fishermen—people overlooked by society, bound...  Read More

In Matthew 8:5–13, a Roman centurion surprises Jesus—not with a show of strength, but with a confession of trust. He doesn’t ask Jesus to come in person. He doesn’t need the spectacle. He simply says:...  Read More

When Jesus asked his disciples, “Who do you say that I am?”, he wasn’t just looking for a correct answer—he was inviting them to wrestle with the most important question of their lives. And when Peter...  Read More

Jesus stood by the Sea of Galilee and called Simon Peter to set down his nets in the daylight—a request that made no sense to an experienced fisherman. But faith isn’t always logical. It often asks us...  Read More

As Jesus teaches in the temple, religious leaders attempt to trap Him with questions about authority and allegiance. They question where His power comes from and whether it’s lawful to pay taxes to Ca...  Read More

This week, we explored the familiar story of the rich young ruler who asks Jesus, “What must I do to inherit eternal life?” Jesus’ response invites us to examine not only what we’ve done, but what we’...  Read More

On the day of Pentecost, Peter stood before a bewildered crowd and delivered his first sermon. He reminded them—then and now—that God’s Spirit is alive and working in ways we may not understand, often...  Read More

Little Pentecost In John 20:19–29, Jesus appears to His disciples after the resurrection, speaking peace into their fear and confusion. He breathes on them and says, “Receive the Holy Spirit.” In this...  Read More

James 5:13-16 calls us into a powerful truth: our healing and strength extend beyond just the physical. Whether we are joyful or suffering, healthy or sick, James gives a clear and simple command—pray...  Read More