We all carry wounds. Some are emotional—from grief, trauma, or abuse. Others strike at our identity through rejection or mockery. Still others damage our dignity, relationships, or sense of worth. The...  Read More

One of the primary ways our hearts become divided is through competing loyalties. Jesus made it clear that we cannot serve two masters—something will always take priority. The question isn't whether y...  Read More

We live in a world of quick fixes and surface-level solutions. Like stapling store-bought apples to a dying tree, we often try to address our struggles by changing outward behaviors while ignoring the...  Read More

Have you ever thought to yourself, “I've wasted so much time." The good news is that while we cannot go back in time, we serve the Author of time who specializes in redemption. God's promise in Joel 2...  Read More

The Greek word for "time" in Ephesians 5:16 (below) is kairos, not chronos. While chronos refers to sequential, clock time, kairos speaks of divine moments and seasons—opportune times that should not ...  Read More

In our fast-paced world, we often measure wisdom by knowledge, achievements, or strategic thinking. Yet biblical wisdom offers something much deeper—it's about recognizing what truly satisfies our sou...  Read More

Living carefully doesn't mean living fearfully or anxiously. Rather, it means living with intention and purpose, understanding the value of each moment we're given. We are reminded that we don't want ...  Read More

Time is a sacred gift, not merely a commodity to be spent. In today's fast-paced world, we often find ourselves caught in what the sermon describes as "time poverty" — feeling busy, exhausted, and max...  Read More

Our spiritual gifts are temporary tools for this side of eternity. One day, when we see Jesus face to face, many of our current gifts will no longer be necessary. Teaching, prophecy, knowledge—these w...  Read More

Beyond merely using our spiritual gifts lies the opportunity to leverage them—to maximize their impact through love. Paul tells us there's a "way of life that is best of all" when it comes to operatin...  Read More

We have choices with our spiritual gifts: we can waste them, use them selfishly, or invest them for God's kingdom. Sadly, many gifts go unused because believers are unaware they have them, refuse to u...  Read More

In God's economy, there are no "greater" or "lesser" spiritual gifts—only different functions. Our culture often elevates visible gifts like teaching or leadership while overlooking behind-the-scenes ...  Read More