When tragedy strikes, when the phone rings in the middle of the night, or when the doctor says, "I'm sorry, there's nothing we can do," something inside us cries out to God. We ask where He is in our pain and why He allows suffering to continue when He could stop it.This question never goes away because suffering breaks us. It shatters us. It makes us wonder if God is good at all. But what does Je...  Read More

In our spiritual journeys, we all encounter seasons of doubt and uncertainty. Whether you're grappling with questions about your faith or trying to support someone who is, the approach we take is profoundly important. The Book of Jude, after issuing strong warnings about false teachers and emphasizing the importance of standing firm in truth, concludes with a gentle message that speaks directly to...  Read More

God has called you here today for a purpose. In a world where many of us are running on caffeine, overwhelmed by notifications, and quietly running on fumes, we need to stay focused and strong in our walk with Christ.We live in a generation that's wired and weary all at once. We have smartwatches tracking our steps, select comfort beds, weighted blankets, and even AI to help manage our lives. Yet ...  Read More

In the book of Jude, we find a fascinating reference to an ancient text that isn't included in our Bibles. This unusual citation opens up a world of questions about what Christians should read, how we should interpret Scripture, and most importantly, how we should live our lives as followers of Christ. Jude 14-16 says: "It was also about these that Enoch the seventh from Adam prophesied saying, 'B...  Read More

In the book of Jude, we find powerful warnings about rebellion and spiritual drift. Though tucked away at the end of the Bible, this short letter written by Jesus' half-brother delivers a strong message about staying true to the gospel and avoiding false teaching.Jude initially wanted to write an encouraging letter about salvation, but felt compelled to urge believers to "contend for the faith" be...  Read More

Life can be unpredictable. One moment everything seems fine, and the next, you're hit with a storm that threatens to overwhelm you. In Psalm 42, David gives us a raw, honest look at what it means to struggle with faith during difficult times.David wasn't just having a bad day - he was suffering deeply. His words reveal someone who might have been experiencing something close to clinical depression...  Read More

In a world filled with constant noise and competing voices, how do we discern what's true? From social media influencers claiming spiritual authority to podcasters offering their version of truth, we're bombarded with messages that sound convincing but may lead us astray. Like finding the right station on an old boombox, tuning into truth requires skill and patience. We need more than just volume—...  Read More

In a world where beliefs are constantly shifting, the small but powerful book of Jude offers timely wisdom for believers. Though only 25 verses long, this fiery letter urges Christians to contend for their faith with courage and conviction. Jude reminds us that defending our faith isn't about being combative—it's about standing firm in truth while showing love. The letter of Jude serves as a spiri...  Read More

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Grace is often misunderstood in our culture. While we might think of grace as simple kindness or courtesy, the biblical definition goes much deeper. True grace is God's favor toward the unworthy—His benevolence on the undeserving. What makes grace so special is that it's unmerited; we can't earn it. It's an extension of God's immense love for us and His response to our tendency to sin. The religio...  Read More

Many of us grew up believing that questioning God was forbidden - that true faith meant never wrestling with doubt. However, this perspective has led many to silently struggle with their beliefs or even walk away from their faith entirely.Is It Wrong to Question God?God can handle our questions. He's not nervous, insecure, or offended when we ask "why?" or "where were you?" In fact, some of the mo...  Read More

In a world obsessed with speed and instant gratification, there's profound beauty in learning to wait on God. The story of Simeon and Anna teaches us that waiting isn't wasting - it's worship. Today's culture often suggests that faith only matters when it's loud, impressive, and visible. We're led to believe that real faith requires platforms, movements, and massive reach. But God's kingdom isn't ...  Read More