Scripture Reflection – Zephaniah 3:17 : Have you ever paused to think about how much God truly loves you? Not just in a general, distant way—but in a deeply personal, rejoicing-over-you kind of way? Zephaniah 3:17 paints one of the most beautiful pictures of God’s joyful love for you: “The Lord your God is with…
What Is the True Meaning of Intimacy? When we think about intimacy, we often picture deep connections—those rare relationships where we feel truly seen, known, and loved. It’s more than just being close to someone; it’s about trust, understanding, and unwavering commitment. But what about intimacy with God? What does it mean to draw near…
Throwback Thursday: There’s something special about looking back on the moments where God showed up in powerful, unexpected, and deeply personal ways. Life moves so fast, and sometimes we forget just how far we’ve come. That’s why today, on this Throwback Thursday, we’re pausing to reflect on past ministry moments—times when God worked through us,…
Lessons from Leviticus: When was the last time you read through Leviticus? For many, this book feels distant, filled with complex laws about sacrifices, cleanliness, and priestly duties that seem far removed from modern life. But beneath the ancient rituals, Leviticus reveals deep truths about God’s holiness, His desire for relationship with His people, and…
Wisdom Wednesday: Every day presents us with choices—some small, like what to have for breakfast, and others life-changing, like choosing a career path, handling a difficult relationship, or making an important family decision. In those moments, we long for clarity, wisdom, and direction. But where do we turn? Who do we trust to guide us…
A Testimony of His Faithfulness: Relationships are one of the most beautiful gifts God gives us. They bring joy, love, and companionship, but they can also bring challenges, heartache, and lessons in patience. Whether it’s friendships, family, marriage, or even relationships within our church community, every connection requires grace, understanding, and most of all, trust…
