Weekly Blog

As we enter the Advent season, our hearts turn to the miraculous story of Christ’s birth. While we’re familiar with traditional carols and modern holiday tunes, there’s a set of […]

In the realm of faith, there are certain fundamental truths that we must revisit time and time again. Just as professional athletes practice basic skills daily, believers need to regularly […]

Deep within the human heart lies a longing for a good and noble king – one who embodies truth, beauty, and goodness. We see glimpses of this ideal in beloved […]

In the realm of faith, there are certain fundamental truths that we must revisit time and time again. Just as professional athletes practice basic skills daily, believers need to regularly […]

In a world increasingly polarized by politics and cultural divisions, how should followers of Christ navigate their dual identities as citizens of both earthly nations and the kingdom of God? This question is not new – it has challenged believers for millennia. Yet in our current climate of heightened tensions and tribal loyalties, it's more crucial than ever to reexamine our primary allegiance and how it shapes our interactions with the world around us.

In our journey through life, we often find ourselves at crossroads where we must choose between pursuing worldly success and embracing a higher calling. The story of Simon Peter's encounter with Jesus by the Sea of Galilee offers a powerful illustration of this pivotal moment.

In a world often dominated by fear, uncertainty, and division, there's a powerful message of hope that transcends all boundaries – the good news of Jesus Christ, the exalted Son of Man. This truth, rooted in ancient prophecies and fulfilled in ways beyond human imagination, offers a perspective that can transform our outlook on life and the world around us.

In the bustling streets of ancient Jerusalem, a group of disciples marveled at the magnificent temple before them. Its massive stones and ornate architecture were a testament to human craftsmanship […]

For decades, Christians have pored over the words of Mark 13, Matthew 24, and Luke 21, searching for signs of the end times. Books have been written, movies produced, and countless theories proposed about how these passages foretell future events. But what if we've been reading them all wrong?

In the Gospels, Jesus is taught the Gospel of the Kingdom. He does this in several ways: