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Easter is a time of reflection, celebration, and renewal. It’s the moment we pause to remember Jesus’ ultimate sacrifice on the cross and His miraculous resurrection from the dead. But as we look at t...  Read More

The cross is one of the most powerful and iconic symbols in history. When we see the cross, we are reminded of the incredible love and sacrifice that Jesus demonstrated for us. But have you ever asked...  Read More

A few years back, at an outreach party we threw at an apartment complex, as we were explaining the Gospel, the teacher held up a cross and asked, “Do you know what this is?  We all fully expected the ...  Read More

We’ve all heard old wives’ tales—those well-meaning but often misguided beliefs passed down through generations. “Don’t swim after eating or you’ll get cramps.” “Cracking your knuckles will give you a...  Read More

The promise of Heaven is clear for all believers.  We can count on God to always keep His promises so we know that heaven is our eternal home.  While we know without a doubt that we are going to heave...  Read More

Heaven. For many Christians, it’s a word filled with mystery and wonder. We talk about it, sing about it, and look forward to it. But what do we know about it? Is it just a vague, distant hope or a co...  Read More

In a world filled with uncertainty, where jobs change, relationships shift, and news of global instability feels relentless, one thing remains constant: God's unshakable love and presence. His promise...  Read More

No one had to convince you to love your children.  It happened the first time you held or saw them and memorized every detail of their faces.It happened when you heard them laugh for the first time or...  Read More

40 PROMISES FROM THE BIBLEPromises of God’s Love and FaithfulnessGod loves you deeply."For I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, no...  Read More

In Philippians 3:7-14, the Apostle Paul provides a profound perspective on dealing with our past baggage. Paul reflects on his life before Christ, listing his impressive religious credentials and acco...  Read More

We all carry baggage—emotional wounds, spiritual struggles, and relational conflicts—that weigh us down and prevent us from living fully. We must identify this baggage and check it at Jesus' feet to f...  Read More

Dealing with the baggage from our past is one of the most challenging yet essential parts of spiritual growth and emotional healing. Our past, shaped by experiences, choices, and relationships, often ...  Read More

Through the Rooted series, I challenged the church to put down roots in their faith and live a life consistent with the Gospel they believed in. Here's the whole series in a nutshell. We tend to the s...  Read More

In John 15:1-8, Jesus describes Himself as the true vine, and His followers as the branches. God the Father is the gardener who prunes the branches so that they may bear more fruit. Pruning, though of...  Read More

Have you considered what it will take for you to grow spiritually? Whether you have known Jesus for weeks or decades, God still desires growth from us and in us. But what does that look like? In simpl...  Read More

From The Parent Cue Was yesterday merry, but today, not so much?  You know one of the biggest culprits of your kid’s meltdowns? A disrupted routine. Do you know what the holidays are? A big ol’ (albei...  Read More

From The Parent Cue Traditions are important for families because they provide opportunities to keep your family legacy going. From the simple to the silly to the sentimental, traditions can create me...  Read More

The birth of Jesus, as described in Matthew 1:18-25, is a story rich with meaning and relevance for modern Christians. This passage focuses on Joseph’s reaction to Mary’s unexpected pregnancy, his int...  Read More

The story of Jesus’ birth is a moment in history that changed history and still inspires us to live God-pleasing lives today because of who Jesus is. In Luke 1:39-56, we see Mary visiting her cousin E...  Read More

The birth of Jesus announced to Mary in Luke 1:26-38, is one of the most profound moments in Scripture. The angel Gabriel's visit to a young, humble woman in Nazareth, with the astonishing news that s...  Read More

From The Parent Cue We know the holidays can feel like many things: stressful, pressure-filled, and frenetic. But if we’re lucky, the holidays can also feel restful, grounding, and refreshing.  As a p...  Read More

With the election nearing, it’s important to remember that our first priority in life is to please the Lord. One way that we do this is to know and vote our convictions. If that is the case, and it is...  Read More

Politics often feels like a battleground where anger, division, and hostility take center stage. As election season heats up, it’s easy to get caught in the cycle of arguments and partisanship that ma...  Read More

As election day approaches, Christians are often reminded of their civic duty to vote, but the call to pray for political leaders and the electoral process is just as important. In a world often marke...  Read More

Romans 8:14-17 is a passage rich with the themes of identity, inheritance, and the transformative relationship between God and His people. These verses remind believers of their status as children of ...  Read More

Romans 8:1-4 is a powerful passage that encapsulates the heart of the gospel message—freedom and life in Christ. These verses offer deep theological insights and practical implications for believers...  Read More

From The Parent Cue Every family has a rhythm…yes, even the families who can’t seem to escape the cycle of daily chaos. If you look closely, you’ll find consistent things that happen every day o...  Read More

Today, the concept of entitlement is more prevalent than ever. Social media, consumer culture, and a focus on individual rights have contributed to a mindset where many people believe they deserve cer...  Read More

In today's fast-paced, ever-changing world, living for Jesus and growing in your faith can feel challenging. Balancing the demands of daily life with a commitment to living according to biblical princ...  Read More

The book of Obadiah reminds us that we will either strip ourselves of pride or God will strip us of our pride.  The people of Edom were deceived by the pride that filled their heart.  As a result, the...  Read More

For Christians, the concepts of being proud and having pride can have nuanced differences, particularly when viewed through the lens of biblical teachings. Theologically, being proud with a proper att...  Read More

The story of Judas Iscariot is one of the most tragic and complex narratives in the New Testament.  As one of Jesus' twelve apostles, Judas had the unique opportunity to learn directly from Christ, ye...  Read More

Nathaniel, also known as Bartholomew, is a lesser-known yet significant figure among Jesus' disciples. His story, primarily found in the Gospel of John, offers valuable insights into the nature of fai...  Read More

The story of Lydia, a significant yet often overlooked figure in the Bible, is found in Acts 16:11-15. Lydia's brief but impactful teach us much about early Christian faith, hospitality, and the role ...  Read More

In the Bible, the phrase "the one Jesus loved" refers to the disciple John, also known as John the Apostle or John the Evangelist. John is mentioned in several key moments throughout the New Testament...  Read More

From the Parent Cue You know how it is: Your kid makes one change and it seems to throw your family’s whole world into a tailspin. Whether the shift is big or small, those changes are usually not with...  Read More

Wisdom is something that we all need but not everyone has it.  It's more that knowledge.  It's different that experience.  It's not limited those who are older.   Wisdom is a gift from God that is ava...  Read More

From the Parent Cue. Many parents have an interesting relationship with technology.  We’re both grateful for the moments of peace technology affords us and worried that our kids are becoming addicted ...  Read More

Often overshadowed by his more prominent brother, Peter, Andrew plays a significant role in the Gospels. While glimpses into his life are brief, they offer valuable lessons for us as we navigate faith...  Read More

When it comes to the disciples, no one loomed larger than Simon Peter, the impulsive fisherman-turned-apostle whose journey with Jesus is marked by both remarkable faith and profound failure. Peter's ...  Read More