As we move through this Christmas season, we face a choice. Will we celebrate a holiday stripped of its meaning, focused on everything except the One who gives it purpose? Or will we ensure that Jesus remains central—not just in our nativity scenes, but in our hearts, our celebrations, and our lives?  Read More

James points us to the prophets as examples of suffering and patience. Why did the prophets suffer? Because people didn't want to hear the truth. This hasn't changed. Around the world today, Christians face persecution and death because people don't want to hear about Jesus Christ. They don't want to hear about repentance. They don't want to hear about sin. They don't want the truth.  Read More

This Christmas season, as you look at the lights adorning your home, your church, your community, let them remind you of a profound spiritual reality. Jesus is the light that has come into our dark world. He is the life that overcomes death. He is the hope that conquers despair.   Read More

The Bible isn't meant to gather dust on our shelves. It's meant to be read, studied, worn, and marked up through regular use. Scripture provides the encouragement we desperately need because it connects us to Jesus, the Word made flesh.  Read More

At the cross, Jesus destroys everything that isn't love. All our filth, all our failures, all our falling short—He takes it all upon Himself and annihilates it with His perfect sacrifice. In exchange, He offers us absolute perfect love, complete forgiveness, and radiant light that pierces every shadow.   Read More

Thanksgiving isn't just a holiday. It's a heartbeat, a way of life, a constant recognition that through every high and every low, God has never left us. His steadfast love truly does endure forever.  Read More