What does it really mean to be a Christian? Some might say, “It means to believe in Jesus, brother/sister.” But if that were true, then salvation would be as simple as mental agreement. Yet the Bible tells us, “Thou believest that there is one God; thou doest well: the devils also believe, and tremble” (James…
Have you ever wondered if what you’re doing today really matters? Maybe it feels like just another Monday. Another routine. Another day in a long stretch of ordinary.But here’s the truth that heaven whispers into the noise: With God, no day is wasted. Every moment matters. And you—you were chosen for a purpose. “But ye…
“Verily I say unto you, Whosoever shall not receive the kingdom of God as a little child, he shall not enter therein.”—Mark 10:15 (KJV) There’s something about children that Jesus loves.Not because they’re loud or playful or full of energy (though they are).But because they carry something that many adults have lost along the way:…
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…
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…
There’s something within us—something quiet yet powerful—that often resists God. We don’t always say it out loud, but deep down, we want to do things our way. That pull toward rebellion isn’t new. It’s been with us since Eden. And thankfully, so has God’s mercy. 🚪 The Rebellious Heart in All of Us Rebellion doesn’t…
In a world where words often speak louder than actions, it’s easy to say, “I love God,” but much harder to live it out. Yet Scripture reminds us: love for God is not proven by our lips—it’s proven by our obedience. 📖 1 John 2:4-5 (KJV)“He that saith, I know him, and keepeth not his…
When we think about discipleship, it’s easy to associate it with gaining knowledge—learning scripture, understanding theology, and studying the life of Jesus. While knowledge is valuable, it is not the ultimate goal of discipleship. Jesus did not call His followers to simply know about Him; He called them to obey Him. Knowing vs. Obeying There…
