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El Roi
Today’s blog post is not a Bible study or teaching. It is more or less an exhortation. One of humanity’s deepest cravings is to be recognized. This longing fuels movements for equality across gender and race. We want our voices heard and our presence acknowledged—and when that finally happens, we realize how beautiful it is…
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May the Grace of God
Grace, as defined in the Bible, is God’s free, unearned gift, associated with salvation and righteousness. It is bestowed sovereignly, not earned through effort, though one’s posture and obedience can prepare them to receive it. Faithfulness, not laziness, positions individuals to steward grace effectively.
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What Love Looks Like
Love looks like love. I know this may sound like repetition, but it’s not. Sometimes, someone calls something love, and just looking at it, you know it’s not love. Maybe obsession, maybe sympathy, but surely not love. So what does love actually look like? There are many definitions of love, but one thing everyone agrees…
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Immanuel
God became human, not to be diminished, but to save, guide, and love us fully. This Christmas, we celebrate the wonder of Immanuel—God with us.
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Pearl of Great Price: You are Valued by God.
What if the Pearl of Great Price isn’t only about what we give up for God, but what He gave up for us? The cross wasn’t a symbolic gesture—it was a purchase. A costly one. And in that exchange, the value of our souls was forever defined. God calls us precious, worth His “everything.” And…
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Pearl of Great Price: The Kingdom of God is Worth Your Everything.
The parable of the sower illustrates how some believers lose faith due to life’s pressures and distractions. True value lies in recognizing the Kingdom of God as a treasure worthy of all sacrifice. Jesus calls for prioritizing Him above all worldly desires to ensure lasting spiritual growth and embrace His incomparable worth.
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Biblically Accurate Faith: Purpose
Faith is a spiritual currency that thrives on alignment with God’s purpose. Understanding this relationship is crucial for effective prayer and manifestation of results.
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Biblically Accurate Faith: Sacrifice
True faith is not measured only by what it gains but by what it surrenders. Sometimes faith means losing comfort, control, or certainty—yet trusting that God’s purpose is still perfect.
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Trust in the Lord
rust is the bridge between God’s promise and its fulfilment. It shaped David’s courage, exposed Saul’s weakness, sustained Joseph’s faith, and opened the door for miracles in Jesus’ ministry. To trust is to obey when reason fails and to rest when sight is dim. Trust still—He is faithful.
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Let God Lead
Life involves risks, but relying solely on personal judgment can be exhausting. Embracing God’s guidance provides a reliable cheat code, leading to a hopeful and purposeful future. Trusting God, the ultimate guide, helps navigate decisions, ensuring they align with divine wisdom and minimize mistakes. Submission to His will brings assurance and clarity.
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The Gospel
This blog emphasizes the simplicity of the gospel, underscoring that salvation comes solely through faith in Christ’s finished work. It highlights the dangers of complicating the gospel with unnecessary rituals and stresses that the message of grace is accessible to everyone. The series aims to deepen understanding of its profoundness and power.
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The Outpouring of the Holy Spirit
The outpouring of the Holy Spirit is power for every believer, every day. It breaks sin’s grip, fuels boldness, and ignites spiritual gifts. This promise marks a new era of grace, deep intimacy with God, and unstoppable purpose for the Church.
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The Finality of God’s Word
God’s Word is final—unchanging, supreme, and sufficient. No prophecy or opinion can override it. What He has spoken stands forever, guiding, correcting, and anchoring our lives in unshakable truth.
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The Other Son
While much focus is placed on the prodigal son, the older brother’s story holds deep lessons on comparison, unspoken resentment, and the value of the Father’s presence. This reflection explores how staying close to God doesn’t mean missing out—but instead grants access to the greatest gift: communion with Him.
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Let God Guide You
Life is a journey best navigated with God’s guidance. Just as a child trusts their parent when learning to walk, believers must rely on God for direction. Self-sufficiency leads to struggles, but surrendering to His wisdom brings clarity and victory. Let God lead, and He will make the way
