This Sunday, we begin a new summer sermon series through Paul's two letters to the Thessalonians. At first glance, the opening chapter may seem like a simple greeting and salutation. Yet within Paul's words, we discover the remarkable story of a church that endured. The Thessalonian...
Who is God? Is He the distant, untouchable King who dwells in unapproachable majesty? Or is He the loving Father who draws near to His people? Throughout history, people have often chosen one at the expense of the other. Some emphasize God's nearness so much that His holiness,...
On the surface, the Old Testament can feel like a tightly contained narrative; Israel at the center, surrounded by nations on the outside, and God seemingly committed only to His chosen people. It is easy to assume that the story is primarily about boundaries: who is in, who is out,...
We face different kinds of battles that disrupt life, unsettle communities, and force decisions we didn’t plan for. The kind of pressure that exposes what we truly rely on when things are no longer stable. In your daily battles, Do you place your faith in God… or quietly shift...
What if I told you that Exodus 17 reads like a courtroom scene? Not a metaphor but a real legal case unfolding in the wilderness. The language is sharp. The accusations are serious. The people are not just complaining… they are bringing a case. They are questioning God Himself! His...
We say we trust God’s provision… until life feels uncertain. Because if God truly provides eternally, it means we are no longer in control. And surrender has always been harder than survival. So we keep striving. Keep grasping. Keep trying to secure tomorrow with our own strength. But the...
