This Advent, we have the opportunity to listen to a song that rose out of silence, the Benedictus in Luke 1:67–79. After centuries without a prophetic word, and months without a voice of his own, Zechariah finally speaks. And the first sound that breaks the stillness is praise....
Darkness has a way of pressing in, not just on the body, but on the soul. It disorients, it stalls, it steals our sense of direction and purpose. Life can feel heavy with confusion, doubt, or sin, leaving us stumbling and unsure of the way forward. But God’s Word...
This Sunday, we’re stepping into one of the most chilling moments in the book of Exodus, the plague of darkness. For three days, Egypt was swallowed by a darkness so thick it could be felt. No sunrise. No movement. No light. The nation that worshiped the sun suddenly discovered...
This Sunday, we’re stepping into one of the tensions in the book of Exodus: the hardening of Pharaoh’s heart. Was Pharaoh simply stubborn? Did God harden him? Or is the truth deeper… and closer to home than we think? Exodus tells the story in multiple ways—Pharaoh hardened...
We live in a world where many people wrestle with hard questions: If God is merciful, why is there so much suffering? If God is powerful, why doesn’t He stop injustice? And if God is gracious, why do storms still crash into our lives? This Sunday, we’re stepping...
Every person is a worshipper. The question is never if we worship, but whom we worship and how. The story of Pharaoh reminds us that false worship isn’t just bowing to idols or following the wrong religion, it’s any attempt to approach the true God through distorted images...
