In recent days, as the world watches athletes compete in the Olympics, we are captivated by their incredible performances. But behind every moment of triumph is a lifetime of preparation—an untold story of discipline, practice, and perseverance. We see the medals, the glory, and the celebrations, bu...

A new year always carries with it the promise of a fresh start. The turn of the calendar from 2024 to 2025 was met with celebrations, fireworks, and feasts. Many welcomed the new year by preparing lavish meals, lighting up the sky with fireworks, or organizing small gatherings filled with laughter a...

Have you ever been given a promise by someone that has yet to be fulfilled? Perhaps it was a debt that was to be repaid, a gift that was promised, a long-awaited vacation, or a resolution to change for the better. Most promises are made with the best intentions, but many are delayed or never fulfill...

As Christians, the world around us can often feel overwhelming. We see wars, natural disasters, and the spread of evil, and it’s natural to wonder: What can we do? How should we respond to the troubling events unfolding in the world today? To find answers, we turn to the words of Jesus in Matthew 24...

The idea of being "in the middle" might feel confusing. It’s a stage where you’re not quite young anymore, but not yet fully old either. This middle ground is a significant and unique point in life—one that can make a profound impact, especially in the church.

In many churches, people in this stage...

In the Gospels, Jesus performs miracles to demonstrate He is the Son of Man, sent by the Father to bring salvation to fallen humanity. These miracles also carry profound lessons for His followers, revealing principles of the Kingdom of God they should embrace.

One such story in the Gospel of John g...

Have you ever experienced failure or made a mistake so significant that the hardest thing to do was to get back on track? You might need help finding inspiration, not knowing how to start anew, or feel disconnected from your spiritual path. This situation is not uncommon in our spiritual lives. When...

In nature, some plants thrive and produce abundantly, while others struggle to grow or remain unproductive. This contrast highlights a significant principle for life: just as plants are meant to flourish, we Christians are also designed to live fruitfully. Fruitfulness, in a spiritual sense, is ofte...

Bitterness can manifest in various aspects of our lives, and it is crucial not to take it lightly. Left unchecked, bitterness can be highly destructive. The Bible provides clear guidance on how to deal with bitterness, as seen in Ephesians 4:31–32:

"Let all bitterness and wrath and anger and clamor...

In the Lake of Gennesaret, Jesus started calling His first disciples Simon, Andrew, James, and John who were fishermen. Recorded in Luke 5:1–11, Jesus not only recorded a miraculous catch of fish but also exhibited the essence of becoming His disciple towards ordinary fishermen. 

"Now it happened t...

In our everyday conversations, we often hear the phrase "Charity Begins at Home," emphasizing the importance of instilling values within our families first. However, as Christians, it's vital to extend this principle beyond the confines of our households to encompass our spiritual family – the body ...

As we explore Mark 8:1–10, known as “The Feeding of the 4,000,” we encounter a profoundly impactful moment: Jesus, amidst a vast crowd, becomes aware that they have been with Him for three days without food. He is moved by their hunger, prompting Him to take action. What unfolds is a remarkable inte...