In John 15, Jesus uses a powerful metaphor that speaks directly to our spiritual lives. He describes Himself as the true vine and us as branches, illustrating our need to stay deeply connected to Him if we want to bear fruit in our lives.This connection isn't just about church attendance or religious activities—it's about a living relationship that transforms us from the inside out.Why Does God Pr...  Read More

Type your new text here. In our spiritual journey, two key principles are essential for growth: faithfulness and fruitfulness. These principles work together to shape our relationship with God and determine our effectiveness in His kingdom.What Does It Mean to Stay Connected to the Vine?Jesus reminds us in John 15 that He is the true vine, and for us to bear fruit, we must constantly abide in Him....  Read More

Today, we gather with hearts full of hope and anticipation as we wait for the return of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. In John 14, Jesus assured us that we should not let our hearts be troubled and promised the glorious truth that He is coming back for us. This isn't a distant dream but a certain reality that demands our attention and preparation.Why Should We Care About Christ's Return?The fa...  Read More

The Gospel of Jesus Christ is an invitation extended to everyone, regardless of background, status, or nationality. Each of us stands at a crossroads, faced with a personal choice to either accept Jesus as Lord and Savior or turn away from Him.What does the Bible say about who can be saved?The universal nature of salvation is clearly stated throughout scripture:John 3:16 reminds us that "God so lo...  Read More

The story of the Samaritan woman in John 4 serves as a powerful illustration of how Jesus meets us in our brokenness. Just as Jesus intentionally sought out this woman, He seeks us out today, offering living water that the Holy Spirit deposits in our hearts.Real transformation comes from the inside out, not the outside in. We all have secret hiding places and hidden struggles. Like the woman at th...  Read More

Everyone has issues - physical, emotional, relational, and spiritual problems that prevent us from having a personal relationship with God. Some of us cover these issues with busy lives, silence, outward success, or avoidance. But no matter how we try to hide, Jesus sees it all.The Woman at the Well: A Story of Hiding and FindingIn John 4, we meet a woman with a troubled past, a present burden, an...  Read More

Jesus is Coming to Your House: The Transformative Power of a Personal EncounterWhen Jesus encounters someone, lives change forever. The story of Zacchaeus in Luke 19 shows us how Jesus seeks out those who are searching for Him, regardless of their past or present circumstances.Who Was Zacchaeus and Why Did He Want to See Jesus?Zacchaeus was a tax collector - a profession despised by most people in...  Read More

The story of Cornelius in Acts 10 teaches us a profound truth about salvation: being a good person isn't enough to secure eternal life. Though Cornelius was devoted, generous, and prayerful, he still needed something more - he needed Jesus Christ.What Does It Mean to Be Saved?Salvation is not about making bad people good; it's about bringing dead people to life. The Bible tells us we were "dead in...  Read More

Type your new text here. In John 3, we encounter a powerful conversation between Jesus and Nicodemus that reveals one of the most fundamental truths of Christianity. Nicodemus was a respected Pharisee, a teacher of Israel, and a member of the Sanhedrin Council - essentially the top of his class. Yet despite his position, knowledge, and influence, something was missing in his life.Who Was Nicodemus...  Read More

We all have a divine purpose and calling from God. Understanding this calling and living it out faithfully requires wisdom, accountability, and making decisions aligned with God's will.You Are Set Apart for a Special PurposeJust like Samson was set apart as a Nazarite from birth, God has uniquely called and anointed each believer for a specific purpose. You are not ordinary - you have been chosen ...  Read More

In today's challenging cultural landscape, the role of mothers in protecting and nurturing the next generation has never been more critical. The responsibility extends beyond just biological children to include spiritual motherhood within the church community.What Does it Mean to "Save the Baby"?Saving the baby means protecting, positioning, and preserving both biological and spiritual children fo...  Read More

After receiving God's call, Gideon faced the challenging task of tearing down idols and stepping into his role as a leader. His story provides powerful lessons for believers today who are seeking to grow in their faith and answer God's call on their lives.What Happens After God Calls Us?When God calls us to step up, the real journey begins after saying "yes." While the initial call is significant,...  Read More

God calls and empowers ordinary people to do extraordinary things. Through the story of Gideon, we learn powerful lessons about how God sees us versus how we see ourselves.Who Was Gideon and Why Does His Story Matter?Gideon wasn't a natural-born leader or warrior. He was found hiding while working, trying to protect his family's wheat from enemies. Yet God saw something more in him - calling him a...  Read More

Easter is far more than just another holiday - it represents God's ultimate demonstration of love and His desire for relationship with humanity. Through Jesus's death and resurrection, God provided a way to restore the broken relationship between Himself and mankind.What was God's Original Plan for Humanity?God created humans in His own image with the intention of having an intimate relationship w...  Read More

Type your new text here. God calls ordinary people to do extraordinary things, regardless of their perceived limitations or abilities. Through examining key figures in the Book of Judges, we see how God empowers those who trust and obey Him, even when they feel inadequate.Why Does God Call the Unlikely?God often calls those who feel insecure or inadequate because His strength is made perfect in we...  Read More

Have you ever wanted to read the entire Bible, from Genesis to Revelation but struggled to complete it? Maybe you started but stopped along the way? Well, I have good news for you!Join me for a 90-day Bible reading challenge, where we will journey through the entire Bible together.Here's how it works:
✅ Each week, I'll post a schedule with daily readings to keep us on track.
✅ You can read or list...  Read More

Type your new text here. Throughout Scripture, God has consistently used ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary things. This powerful truth is especially evident in the Book of Judges, where we see God raising up unlikely heroes to deliver His people.Why Does God Call Ordinary People?God deliberately chooses to work through ordinary individuals to demonstrate His power and glory. He doesn't r...  Read More

Type your new text here. Stepping Up: Embracing God's Call in Times of Challenge God is calling each of us to step up in faith, embrace our purpose, and take action in His kingdom. While stepping up isn't easy and often comes with trials, God specializes in using ordinary people for extraordinary purposes.What Does It Mean to Step Up in Faith?Stepping up requires:Complete commitment and surrender ...  Read More