Jesus restores Peter with gentle tenderness. Rather than reprimands, he asks "Do you love me?" Three denials, three opportunities for restoration. The conversation centers on affection, not failure. J...  Read More

Jesus restores Peter with gentle tenderness. Rather than reprimands, he asks "Do you love me?" Three denials, three opportunities for restoration. The conversation centers on affection, not failure. J...  Read More

After Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection, we find Peter returning to what he knew best—fishing. This wasn't just a casual fishing trip; it represented his retreat to the familiar when his life with J...  Read More

Three years after his dramatic calling, Peter faced his greatest failure. After boldly proclaiming he would never abandon Jesus, even to death, he denied knowing Him three times. The crushing moment c...  Read More

When miracles happen, they often expose more than just God's power—they reveal our hearts. Peter's response to the miraculous catch wasn't celebration but a sudden, overwhelming awareness of his own u...  Read More

We first meet Peter as a fisherman who has experienced failure. After a fruitless night of fishing, he's cleaning his nets—the posture of someone who has given up for the day. Yet Jesus steps into his...  Read More

Jesus affirmed the practice of tithing while reminding us that it's just the beginning of generous living. The tithe builds our faith as we see God's faithfulness in response to our obedience. This ta...  Read More

Our culture's financial system often leads to bondage—debt, worry, and constant striving for more. But God offers a different path: freedom through faithful stewardship. The principle is counterintuit...  Read More

God rarely invites us to test Him—but tithing is the exception. In Malachi, He challenges us to test His faithfulness through our obedience in tithing, promising to pour out blessing in response. This...  Read More

Our financial decisions reveal our priorities more clearly than perhaps any other area of life. Jesus said, "Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also." When we choose to give God the firs...  Read More

Like Sarah from the Amish community in our story, we are called to acknowledge that everything we have comes from God's hand. The practice of tithing isn't about giving to God but rather returning wha...  Read More

Financial investments are important, but they are merely tools, not the ultimate goal. Jesus demonstrated a radical approach to resources—He didn't accumulate wealth but invested deeply in people and ...  Read More