Posts with the category “weekend-reflections”

If God’s wrath is real, so is His grace. If His truth has been rejected, it can still be received. As the church, we are called to hold fast to the truth, to speak it boldly, and to love those who are...  Read More

So, how do we live in light of this truth? We begin by trusting in God’s power, not our own. We share our faith boldly, knowing it can transform others just as it has transformed us....  Read More

Romans also highlights unity in the church. Paul’s lengthy greetings in chapter 16 aren’t just social niceties; they’re a call to embrace each other as family....  Read More

Adoniram Judson’s story captures the essence of enduring hope. Faced with loss, imprisonment, and incredible challenges, he persevered. His efforts led to the translation of the Bible into Burmese, th...  Read More

Carey famously said, “Expect great things from God; attempt great things for God.” With this heart of faith and obedience, he left the familiar comforts of home and sailed to India, where he would spe...  Read More

In today’s world, cultural and political divisions often creep into the Church. But when we tune our lives to Christ, like an orchestra tuning to a single note, we achieve the harmony needed to fulfil...  Read More

The foundation of an unshakable life is God’s Word—the ultimate truth that sanctifies, renews, and transforms us. As Jesus prayed in John 17:17, “Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth.”...  Read More

As we close out 2024 and look ahead to 2025, I’ve been reflecting on what it means to live intentionally for God’s glory. This past year, our overarching teaching theme, Manifest, challenged us to exa...  Read More

This is the heart of Christmas: a love so great, so selfless, that it gave everything to rescue us....  Read More

This Christmas, let’s remember that joy isn’t something we chase; it’s someone we embrace. Jesus was born to bring us eternal joy....  Read More

When we think of peace, we often imagine the absence of conflict or a quiet moment of calm. But God’s peace is so much more. The Hebrew word shalom means wholeness, completeness, and flourishing. It e...  Read More