Wisdom from Luke 16:1-14 When we think of the word shrewd, it often carries a negative connotation—someone who is cunning, calculating, or even manipulative. But Jesus, in one of His most puzzling parables, actually commends shrewdness. In Luke 16:1-14, also known as The Parable of the Shrewd Manager, Jesus tells a story that, at first…
True Power, Servanthood, and the Heart of God When I first watched Aladdin, I never expected to see a glimpse of God’s nature hidden in an animated film. But as I reflected on the ending—when Jafar, consumed by his lust for power, wished to become an “all-powerful genie”—something clicked. Jafar got his wish—but in the…
A Heart Check Through the Parable of the Sower Have you ever planted something only to see it struggle to grow? Maybe the soil was too dry, filled with weeds, or packed so hard that nothing could take root. Jesus used this very picture to describe the human heart and how we receive the Word…
Faith, Fun, and the Gospel 🍀🥖 RECIPE Below🍀🥖 St. Patrick’s Day is often associated with parades, shamrocks, and all things green, but did you know it has deep Christian roots? St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, wasn’t about luck—he was about faith. His life was a powerful testimony of God’s grace, transformation, and the…
Lifting Him Up in Faith, Love, and Strength: Marriage is one of God’s greatest blessings, but it also requires intentionality, love, and prayer. As wives, we have a powerful role in covering our husbands in prayer—asking God to guide, protect, and strengthen them in every aspect of their lives. Whether your husband is thriving or…
Family bible study is a great way to bring your family closer. It helps you grow in faith together at home. You can teach your kids about God’s love and values through it. Adding family bible study to your daily routine has many benefits. It strengthens family bonds and creates special moments. It’s key for…
The word “cling” can often have a negative connotation when applied to adults. It brings to mind images of neediness, dependence, and even insecurity. But when we think of a baby or a small child clinging to an adult, it’s not viewed as a negative thing at all. In fact, it’s expected and even desired.…
