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

In 1 Corinthians 10, Paul reminds us that while we may be free in Christ, not everything we are free to do is good for us. “All things are lawful,” he writes, “but not all things are beneficial.” We a...  Read More

Paul uses the metaphor of a race to challenge believers to live with spiritual discipline and purpose. He reminds us that athletes undergo strict training for a prize that fades. As followers of Chris...  Read More

In 1 Corinthians 3:16–23, Paul reminds the church in Corinth—and us—that our bodies are not just physical structures but holy spaces where God’s Spirit dwells. We are living temples. How we treat our ...  Read More

Matthew 21:1–11 describes Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem—the beginning of the end, the beginning of the fulfillment, the beginning of everything. Yet unlike the grand, well-orchestrated parades of kings ...  Read More

In Matthew 26:6–16, we encounter a striking contrast between two individuals. One offers everything she has to honor Jesus, while the other—one of His closest companions—sells Him out for a few coins....  Read More

In Matthew 24:3-14, Jesus speaks honestly to His disciples about the trials they will face—false prophets, division, suffering, and a world seemingly falling apart. Yet in the midst of His sobering wo...  Read More

In this week’s message, we examined a moment when Jesus publicly calls out the religious leaders of His day—not because of what they taught, but because of how they lived. They loved the spotlight and...  Read More

In Matthew 22:34-40, Jesus is confronted by religious experts who want to trap Him in a theological debate. Instead of engaging in their legalistic complexity, Jesus simplifies everything “You shall l...  Read More

In Matthew 21:23-32, Jesus engages in a direct confrontation with the religious leaders, challenging their authority and exposing the disconnect between their outward appearance of righteousness and t...  Read More

In 2 Samuel 11:27-12:7, David, once a man after God’s own heart, had fallen into a web of sin—lust, deceit, and even murder. But rather than leaving him in his downfall, God sent the prophet Nathan to...  Read More

In 2 Samuel 6:1-5, David leads the procession as the Ark of the Covenant is brought to Jerusalem. It is a moment of great joy, a declaration that God’s people are finally home. Overcome with celebrati...  Read More