Matthew 3:1-12 Bible Study
Imagine a new shopping mall opening in your town. Word spreads quickly, and anticipation builds as the opening day approaches. Curious crowds gather, and the first visitors are met by a greeter. This greeter doesn't just direct them to the stores but tells them that a VIP guest will soon arrive. The guests must be ready to meet this person, who will significantly impact their shopping experience and perhaps their lives. Now, consider how you would prepare for such an important encounter. Click on Read More to continue
Realize Our Commitment With Our Participation
It is one thing to say we believe in God’s vision; it is quite another to participate in the vision that God is giving us. In my years of ministry, the people with the most complaints were invariably the people who were the least involved in the church's work. Do you know why that is? Those who sit on the sidelines and don’t roll up their sleeves and help to fulfill the vision cannot focus on what God is doing in our midst.
Trinity Sunday 2026
Trinity Sunday 2026 falls on May 31st this year in the church calendar. In this posting, I will explore what Trinity Sunday is and why it is important.
Matthew 2:1-12 Bible Study
Picture yourself on a treasure hunt. You have a map with clues leading to an incredible treasure. Each step forward, every clue uncovered, brings you closer to the promise of this treasure. This is like the journey of the Magi in Matthew 2:1-12, who sought the greatest treasure of all—Jesus. Click read more to continue reading.
WE NEED TO SEE OURSELVES AS GOD SEES US
We have heard what God says to us; now, we need to see ourselves as God sees us after we have become Christians and He has become our Father. Psychologists tell us that a child’s belief in themselves is deeply influenced by their interpretation of how their parents view them, for example - Self-Worth and Confidence. Positive reinforcement, love, and encouragement from parents help build a child’s self-worth and confidence. Children who believe their parents see them as capable and valuable are likelier to develop healthy self-esteem.