When Paul ends his letter to the Romans, it’s not with a casual goodbye—it’s with a charge....  Read More

When we give, we don’t just support ministry—we participate in it. We become part of God’s redemptive story, linking arms with believers across places and generations. ...  Read More

Too often, we measure success by applause or visible results. But Paul reminds us that true ambassadors don’t boast in themselves—they boast in Christ....  Read More

Jesus absorbed our reproach and modeled humility that stoops to serve. The greatest enemy of unity isn’t disagreement—it’s selfishness. ...  Read More

Love limits liberty. Peace is more powerful than preference. And conviction, when mixed with compassion, builds the kind of church that reflects Christ....  Read More

As I preached Sunday, “Stop passing judgment on each other — because soon you’ll stand before the Judge.” That’s not meant to frighten us, but to free us. We don’t have to be the moral referees of the...  Read More

This past week, the headlines once again told the story of a preacher/prophet predicting the exact date of the rapture. It didn’t happen, of course. Scripture is clear: “No one knows about that day or...  Read More

Romans 13:1–7 is one of those passages that stirs questions every time it’s read. Paul’s words—“be subject to the governing authorities”—have been quoted to justify everything from submission to tyran...  Read More

Christ calls His people not to retreat but to act in love, trusting God with justice and overcoming evil with good. ...  Read More

Authentic love also shows up in action—through honoring one another, persevering with patience, keeping hope alive, praying for each other, meeting needs, and practicing hospitality....  Read More

So, how do you discover your gift? Start with self-examination: What do you enjoy? What needs do you notice? What seems effective when you do it? Then step out and serve....  Read More

Worship doesn’t start with a song; it starts with surrender....  Read More