God's investment in us is nothing less than the life of His own Son, Jesus Christ. Through Christ's death and resurrection, we have been redeemed – bought back from sin and death at an incalculable price. This demonstrates the immense value God places on our souls, far beyond any earthly treasure we could accumulate.   Read More

This brings us to an important truth: God will never give us anything harmful in response to our prayers. Some people hesitate to pray boldly because they fear God might answer in a way they don't like. But Jesus assures us that just as a human father wouldn't give his child a snake when asked for a fish, our Heavenly Father will always give us what is best for us.  Read More

In a world that often celebrates self-sufficiency and non-stop activity, there's a beautiful counter-cultural message in learning to be served – first by God, and then by others. It's in this posture of receptivity that we find true freedom, joy, and the ability to serve others from a place of genuine love and abundance.  Read More

The parable of the Good Samaritan is not just a moral tale about helping others. It's a profound illustration of Christ's love for us and a call to reflect that love to the world around us. It challenges us to expand our definition of "neighbor" and to show mercy without discrimination.  Read More

This is where we come in. Each of us has been chosen - not just for salvation, but for service. We've been appointed as laborers in God's harvest field. It's a daunting task, no doubt. Jesus didn't sugarcoat it, warning that He was sending them out as "lambs among wolves." Resistance, rejection, and challenges are guaranteed. But so is His presence and power.  Read More

Think about the last time you tried to walk in a perfectly straight line. It's nearly impossible without a fixed point of reference. Our spiritual lives are no different. Without keeping our eyes on Jesus, we'll inevitably veer off course, distracted by the cares and concerns of this world.  Read More