When we believe in Jesus—truly believe, not just intellectually acknowledge—we can face the future without fear. We can experience joy instead of dread when He comes again. We can look at the warning signs not as threats but as promises that our redemption is drawing near.  Read More

The beautiful truth is that the Great I AM isn't distant or removed from our daily lives. His presence is with us in worship, in the waters of baptism, in the reading and preaching of His Word, and in the sacrament of Holy Communion. Every time we gather as believers, we stand on holy ground, just as Moses did at the burning bush.  Read More

The tomb is empty. Death is defeated. The Lamb who was slain is alive forevermore. And because He lives, we will live also. The great tribulation has an end. The suffering is temporary. The glory is eternal.  Read More

This is what happens when we receive Christ's righteousness by faith. We are clothed in His perfection. God sees us through the lens of Jesus' perfect life, sacrificial death, and victorious resurrection. We stand before the throne not in our own inadequate righteousness, but draped in Christ's.  Read More

Remember, the God who holds the universe in His hands is the same God who holds you. He is working all things together for your good, even when you can't see it. Your prayers are not falling on deaf ears – they're being carefully considered by a loving Father who knows exactly what you need and when you need it.  Read More

As we reflect on the story of the ten lepers and our own experiences of God's mercy, let us cultivate a spirit of gratitude. Let us be like the one who returned, praising God with a loud voice and falling at Jesus' feet in thankfulness. This attitude of gratitude not only honors God but also transforms our own hearts, making us more receptive to His ongoing work in our lives.  Read More