Trusting God in Every Season: The Goodness of God

According to Christian theology, God’s goodness is considered a fundamental attribute of the divine nature rather than a secondary characteristic. Biblical texts present this goodness as an eternal and unchanging quality. Psalm 100:5 states, “For the Lord is good; His

December 29, 2025

Trusting God’s Promises in the Storm: His Word Prevails

God’s promises represent a central element of Christian theology and practice, providing believers with spiritual guidance and comfort. These promises, documented throughout biblical texts, are understood by Christians as divine commitments that demonstrate God’s relationship with humanity. For believers, these

December 24, 2025

Leading with Love: Leadership Lessons from Jesus

Servant leadership is a leadership philosophy that prioritizes serving others over exercising traditional authority. This approach reverses conventional hierarchical structures by emphasizing the leader’s responsibility to support and develop their followers rather than focusing on personal advancement or power accumulation.

December 21, 2025

Lessons from the Persistent Widow: Never Giving Up

Persistence serves as a fundamental element in Christian discipleship, characterized by sustained commitment to following Jesus Christ regardless of circumstances. Biblical literature contains numerous accounts of individuals who demonstrated persistent faith, including Job’s endurance during suffering and the Apostle Paul’s

December 21, 2025

A Lamp to Our Feet: God’s Word in Times of Darkness

In challenging times of doubt and uncertainty, the Bible serves as a significant source of comfort. When facing personal difficulties, social unrest, or spiritual challenges, scripture provides reassurance that one is not isolated. The Bible represents more than historical documents;

December 20, 2025

Faith to Flourish: God’s Vision for His People

From the beginning, God established a vision for humanity based on love, purpose, and community. This concept appears in Genesis, where humans are created in God’s image with capacities for relationships, creativity, and environmental stewardship. This creation account suggests God’s

December 19, 2025

The Fight of Faith: Holding Fast to Hope

The concept of faith as a spiritual struggle appears throughout Christian theological literature, particularly in the writings of the Apostle Paul. In 1 Timothy 6:12, Paul instructs believers to “fight the good fight of faith,” using athletic and military metaphors

December 18, 2025

Fostering Hope in a Broken World

Hope functions as a psychological and social mechanism that influences human behavior and well-being. Research in psychology demonstrates that hope correlates with improved mental health outcomes, increased resilience to stress, and enhanced problem-solving abilities. Hope theory, developed by psychologist Charles

December 7, 2025

Church leader leaning over a pulpit with an open Bible visible and communion cup to the side, stage guitars behind.

The Wilderness: Punishment or Preparation? 🌿

Wilderness seasons can feel brutal, stripping away comfort and questioning your identity. But what if these challenging times are not punishment, but a sacred place of preparation? In the wilderness, perspective shifts, and spiritual strength is formed. Drawing from Jesus’ 40 days in the wilderness, we learn that testing can lead to clarity and empowerment. Discover how to navigate your own wilderness season by remembering your identity, being led by the Spirit, and rooting yourself in Scripture. Embrace the journey, for the wilderness may just be the path to your greatest purpose.

December 3, 2025