As Christmas fades into the new year, the joy and generosity often fade with it. In Matthew 19, the story of the rich young man shows whywhen good things become idols, they create distance from God. Jesus wasnt condemning money, but calling the young ma

Discover the radical truth behind the Christmas story that challenges everything we think we know about God’s favor and grace. This powerful message explores why Jesus was born in a manger and announced to shepherds – society’s outcasts

Christmas can bring sadness, grief, and loneliness instead of happiness, and that’s okay. The Christian life isn’t about pretending everything is perfect. What if the sadness you feel this Christmas isn’t something to hide but something

Ever feel like everyone elses life looks better than yours? In a place that leads the nation in depression, comparison is stealing our joy. This Christmas, were revisiting a familiar story, and noticing who God chose to announce His good news to. When G

Feeling rushed and exhausted this Christmas season? What if your rest doesn’t come from changing your circumstances but from changing your focus? We often seek rest in circumstances, achievements, or completing our to-do lists rather than in our rel

What if you could stop trying to earn God’s love and start living in the freedom of His unconditional acceptance? Grace isn’t just about salvation – it’s about transforming how you see yourself and treat others every single day. Ar

Jesus talks about money more than almost any other topic, but here’s the twist: he never asks for it. Why? Because he knows something we often miss – there’s an invisible string connecting where we put our money and where our heart goes.

Jesus completely redefines greatness by teaching that true greatness comes through serving others, not seeking position or power. When James and John asked for seats of honor, Jesus explained that who

In a world of uncertainty, believers need constant reminders of their true identity in Christ. Every day we choose between operating from our old insecure self or our new self that rests in Christ’s security. When we remember who we are – belo

In our convenience-driven world, we’ve mastered the art of avoiding real connection. From ordering food through apps to attending church online, we choose ease over engagement, yet wonder why we feel so alone. The root problem isn’t technology