Forgiveness is not just a personal virtue—it is essential for the survival of the human race. At every level of human interaction, from family to nation, forgiveness plays a critical role in preserving social order and relational stability. It acknowledges guilt, pain, and the reality of broken relationships, yet...
Worry comes naturally to us—but it doesn’t come from God. In our broken world, anxiety often feels like a default setting. But Jesus calls us to something radically different: trust. In this Sunday’s message, God, the Provider King, we’ll explore how worry reveals both the sin...
When Jesus calls us to follow Him, He isn’t simply asking for external obedience or moral agreement. He invites us to surrender our hearts and let Him reign as King within. His rule is not distant or demanding, but intimate, loving, and transformative. Christ leads with compassion, empowers by...
The image of a shepherd is one of the most enduring and powerful metaphors used in the Bible to describe God’s relationship with His people—and for good reason. To follow the Good Shepherd is to enter into the safety, provision, and intimacy of God’s care. He is...
Have you ever admired someone so deeply—perhaps a mentor, leader, or public figure—only to watch them change over time? Maybe they made a choice that disappointed you. Maybe they fell from grace. Perhaps you were inspired by their courage or integrity, and then saw them stumble. We’ve...
We live in a world longing for the right kind of leadership—a ruler who is just, wise, compassionate, and powerful enough to lead us through political turmoil, economic instability, personal struggles, and global crises. In the midst of this longing, the Bible introduces us to a different kind of...
