Let’s be honest—sometimes we lose the spark. The love we once had for going to church, serving in ministry, or just being around God’s people… it starts to fade. And we wonder, “What happened to me?” If that’s you, friend—you’re not alone.And you’re not a failure.You’re just human.But here’s the good news: God hasn’t given…
You weren’t made by accident.You weren’t gifted by chance.God placed something in you—not for your own spotlight, but for His glory. You have abilities, talents, and strengths that were divinely placed in your life.But here’s the question: Are you using them for Him? 1. Every Gift Comes from God Whether you’re great at encouraging others,…
Some people lose everything and still lift their hands in praise.Others gain everything and still feel empty inside. Two men in Scripture—Job and Solomon—teach us this truth loud and clear: 🟡 Job proved you can lose it all and still worship.🔵 Solomon proved you can have it all and still feel lost. Their lives speak…
Let’s be honest—humility isn’t always popular in today’s world. Culture tells us to “be the main character,” “chase the spotlight,” and “prove everybody wrong.” But the Bible paints a very different picture. True humility is not about being invisible—it’s about being invisible enough for God to be seen clearly through you. Let’s dive into what…
We live in a world that applauds excellence in sports, business, and academics. We strive for awards, recognition, and personal milestones. But when it comes to our faith, do we bring the same kind of passion, energy, and excellence? God doesn’t demand perfection—but He desires our best. The Heart of the Offering In Genesis 4:3–5,…
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…
There’s a moment in every believer’s life when love feels like a routine. You read the Bible because you “have to.”You pray because you “should.”You serve because “it’s expected.” But deep down, you wonder: Where did the joy go? The Danger of Love Turned Into Obligation When our relationship with God becomes mechanical, it’s easy…
When life feels heavy and correction comes, it’s easy to wonder if God’s love for us has lessened.We may mistake discipline for anger, or hardship for rejection.But Scripture reminds us of a deeper, richer truth: “For whom the Lord loveth he chasteneth, and scourgeth every son whom he receiveth.”—Hebrews 12:6 (KJV) God’s discipline is never…
In a world that glorifies self-expression and personal truth, it’s easy—even tempting—to believe that we are free to define right and wrong for ourselves. The culture says, “Follow your heart.” “Do what feels right to you.” “Live your truth.” But Scripture teaches something very different—something far more life-giving and eternally secure: “In those days there…
In a world that pushes us to chase more—more success, more experiences, more possessions—God offers a simpler, more beautiful way.His will for our lives isn’t a complicated puzzle.It’s wonderfully clear, refreshingly straightforward: “Rejoice evermore. Pray without ceasing. In every thing give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you.”—1 Thessalonians…
