Let me take you somewhere—not to a stage, or a pulpit—but to a hospital room. Dim lights. Machines beeping. A heart barely holding on. That was me—years ago—not physically in a hospital, but spiritually on life support. Wounded by betrayal. Strangled by anxiety. Drowning in disappointment. I cried out—not with poetic prayers, but with raw…
Have you ever stood in the middle of pain—real, gut-wrenching pain—and thought,“If God is so good, why does this hurt so much?” You’re not alone. Many of us have been there—torn between two seemingly opposite truths:👉 God is good.👉 Life is agony. It’s hard to reconcile the two. But friend, let’s lean in together. Because…
Forgiveness. It’s one of the hardest things we’re called to do—and one of the most powerful. Because let’s be real: people hurt us.They lie. They walk away. They betray trust and break hearts. And when they do, everything in us wants to hold on to that pain.To protect ourselves.To make them feel what we felt….
We live in a world that constantly tells us:“You deserve it.”“You worked hard.”“You earned this.”“You’re owed more.” And we believe it—especially after giving our best, enduring long nights, and pushing through challenges. But if we strip back the noise and really ask ourselves, “What do I actually deserve?”—the answer might humble us. The Weight of…
In a world filled with conflicting opinions, harsh judgments, and endless debates, it’s easy to forget the power of truth and grace. These two elements are foundational in the message of the gospel, and yet they must be held in balance. When one is emphasized at the expense of the other, the way to God…
Conflict is a part of life. Whether in families, friendships, or workplaces, disagreements are inevitable. But as followers of Christ, how we handle conflict matters. Do we react in anger, or do we seek peace? 📖 Romans 12:18 (KJV)“If it be possible, as much as lieth in you, live peaceably with all men.” One of…
What Does It Mean to Love Your Enemies? In Matthew 5:43-44, Jesus challenges us to go beyond conventional wisdom. While the world teaches us to love those who love us and reject those who wrong us, Jesus calls His followers to a higher standard—love your enemies and pray for those who mistreat you. This is…
Galatians 1:1-5 serves as the opening passage to Paul’s letter to the churches in Galatia. This introduction is not just a customary greeting; it sets the tone for the entire letter and highlights key themes that will unfold. In this article, we will unpack the verses, exploring Paul’s authority, his central message of grace and…
In Luke 6:1-11, we encounter two moments in Jesus’ ministry where His actions challenge the rigid legalism of the Pharisees. These stories—the disciples picking grain on the Sabbath and Jesus healing a man with a withered hand—reveal a deeper understanding of God’s law, emphasizing compassion, mercy, and the true purpose of the Sabbath. Breaking the…
Ephesians 1:3-14 is one of the most profound passages in the New Testament, offering a glimpse into the rich spiritual blessings believers receive through Jesus Christ. It is a hymn of praise and gratitude that reveals God’s eternal plan for humanity, His grace, and His love. Let’s reflect on the key themes and how they…