🦅 The Eagle Who Forgot It Could Fly
There’s a story about an eagle raised among chickens.Born to soar, it learned to live on the ground—simply because that’s all it ever saw. I wonder how many Christians live […]
Hebrews 8:7–8
For if there had been nothing wrong with that first covenant, no place would have been sought for another. But God found fault with the people…” The writer of Hebrews […]
No Condemnation. Only Grace
Sometimes we need a little reminder because the enemy wants us to forget and unfortunately entire churches forget this simple but life-giving truth. The Good News in a nutshell is […]
When the Church Becomes a Hospital, No One Suffers Alone
In every battle, there are moments when someone goes down not because they’re weak, but because the fight has been long,the wounds are deep, and the weight has been heavy. In […]
You’re Not Falling Apart You’re Becoming
I came across this powerful conversation between a person and God, written by John Roedel, and it spoke straight to my heart today. Hope it encourages you as well. Me: […]
A Question I’ve Been Sitting With…
If God went through all the trouble to send His Son—to suffer, to bleed, to die on a cross for us—why would He then turn around and make salvation difficult […]
From Commands to Christ
A question worth asking: Adam and Eve were given one command—and they couldn’t remain faithful. Later, God gave ten commandments, and His people still broke them. All throughout history, God’s […]
Do We See the Church the Way Jesus Does?
What if the way we see the church is shaping the way we lead the church? If we see the church as a place to measure obedience, we’ll naturally focus […]
In Gospel of John 12:47 48, Jesus says something that has been sitting heavy on my heart:
“I did not come to judge the world, but to save the world… There is a judge for the one who rejects me, and that very word which I spoke […]
Do You Want to Get Well?
In Gospel of John 5:1–15, Jesus approaches a man who had been paralyzed for 38 years at the Pool of Bethesda. Jesus doesn’t start by addressing sin. He doesn’t ask […]