There is no moment in history more magnificent than when the King of all creation came to earth. The birth of Jesus Christ is a moment of awe and thanksgiving, worthy of unending praise. However, to fully appreciate this event, we must understand the profound mission He undertook—a mission that reflects the very heart of God.  Read More

Philippians 4:10-20 primarily focuses on the contentment of Paul and the role of the Philippian church in supplying his needs. To find comfort as we navigate life, we must reorder our perspective as individuals and as a church. This passage offers valuable insights into achieving that comfort.  Read More

Despite the trials and tribulations that inevitably come our way, God assures us that He does not abandon us. Instead, He uses these challenges to strengthen our faith and build our resilience.  Read More

Mere doctrinal correctness is not sufficient proof of conversion. True salvation reveals itself in love. As John writes in 1 John 4:21, “The one who loves God must also love his brother and sister.” This love is not based on convenience but is a chosen response—rooted in service and sacrifice.  Read More

If you’ve been made alive in Christ, never doubt the power of God available in your life. The God who raised you from spiritual death continues to work in and through you. Take hold of His power today and live out His gracious salvation.  Read More

On Sunday, we’re diving into one of the Bible's most well-known and beloved passages: John 3:16. This verse is not just a famous memory verse but a comprehensive summary of the gospel. Within its few words, it encapsulates the entire message of salvation by laying out its four crucial elements: Danger, Design, Duty, and Destiny.Danger: Apart from Jesus, We Are PerishingJohn 3:16 begins with a remi...  Read More

In Mark 2:13-17, one central truth emerges: Jesus will forgive even those considered the worst among us. The gospel is not selective; it is for all.  Read More

On Sunday, we’ll look into what may be the most critical lesson in this series: spiritual growth is uncomfortable. But what do we need to remember as we navigate the discomfort we may feel?  Read More

We need more humility, forgiveness, and love. These will help us treat others with kindness and respect. They will facilitate understanding and empathy and ultimately lead to the construction of bridges instead of walls. Remember, walls of separation are the work of Satan while building bridges of togetherness is the work of our God.  Read More

Who is the One in whom we’re staking our soul’s survival? Colossians 1:15-20 provides us with the answer, in fact, 15 answers of who Jesus is. In Him, we find the greatest person, the greatest power, the greatest wisdom, and the greatest love that exists.  Read More

Chapter 3 of Ephesians is a heartfelt prayer where Paul applies these truths, asking God to strengthen believers to fully grasp the dimensions of Christ's love and live out their calling.  Read More

Salvation is not achieved through law-keeping but through God's promise. Romans 4:13 affirms, "For the promise to Abraham or to his descendants that he would inherit the world was not through the law, but through the righteousness that comes by faith."  Read More