Posts with the category “sermon-recap”

Fear is loud. It doesn’t whisper, it shouts. It shows up in moments of uncertainty, when you’re on the edge of breakthrough, when you're finally stepping out in obedience. And if you’re not careful, f...  Read More

In Exodus 5, Moses is overwhelmed. He’s complaining to God, saying, “I can’t.” His words reflect frustration, insecurity, and disappointment. Pharaoh hasn’t changed, the Israelites are still suffering...  Read More

Obedience often brings opposition. It doesn’t always, but it certainly doesn’t seldom bring it either. From personal experience and the consistent witness of Scripture, it’s safe to say: obedience oft...  Read More

When you take bold action in obedience to God, you must also be ready to adjust your course. One of the most important principles to remember in that process is this: trust God to bring the right peop...  Read More

There’s a moment in life when we find ourselves standing at a crossroads. It's a crisis of belief. It’s the space between what we say we believe and whether we’re willing to take a step into the unkno...  Read More

God was inviting Moses into a moment of surrender. He was saying, “Take what’s in your hand and release it to Me.” But releasing control is difficult. We love to hold on to what we know, what we have,...  Read More

Here’s the big idea: Knowing God's name is foundational for moving forward in faith....  Read More

When God calls you to something, it’s never just about the task. It's about who you're becoming in the process. It's meant to humble you, to strip away your self-sufficiency, and to remind you that yo...  Read More

One of the most powerful truths we need to embrace is this: you've got to learn God's heart. Before we rush out to act, before we proclaim, post, or pursue, we must ask — do we really know what God fe...  Read More

We live in a time where people on every side of cultural and moral debates accuse one another of being evil. The confusion is real, and the tension is high. Each group claims moral high ground, believ...  Read More

We need to hold onto this truth, especially in the seasons when God feels far away: God's silence is not God's absence....  Read More

What if work wasn’t just a necessary part of life, but a meaningful part of God’s design? The Bible doesn’t waste any time showing us how important work is. Right from the opening sentence of Scriptur...  Read More

Mentorship isn't just a leadership strategy. It's a spiritual calling. And at its best, it speaks life into others....  Read More

We've been gifted with salvation through the Spirit. With that salvation comes something incredibly practical: spiritual gifts. These gifts are not just symbolic or abstract. They are meant to carry o...  Read More

There’s something sacred that happens when we gather, pray, eat, and live life together. God begins to do something in us that gives us a heart for those beyond us....  Read More

What is keeping you from experiencing breakthrough in your walk with God, in your marriage, in your family, in your workplace, and in your relationships? The biggest barrier to breakthrough is not you...  Read More

Conflict is not optional. It’s not a matter of if, but when....  Read More

We all want to be great. Whether we admit it or not, something in us longs for significance. We want our lives to matter, to leave a mark, to be remembered. And when we look around at how greatness is...  Read More

Suffering is a universal experience. Every person knows what it means to feel pain, loss, or disappointment. Yet, as followers of Jesus, we are called to approach our suffering from a different perspe...  Read More

That’s where we live, right in the middle of a field where good and evil grow side by side. But here’s the key message: even when weeds grow around you, keep being the wheat. You don’t have to fix al...  Read More

When Jesus taught the parable of the sower, He wasn’t just offering an agricultural metaphor. He was describing the reality of our spiritual growth. Every one of us is cultivating some kind of soil in...  Read More

Proximity matters. Those two words carry a weight that touches every aspect of fatherhood. In Matthew 3:17, we hear the voice of the Father speaking over Jesus: “This is my beloved Son, with whom I a...  Read More

Phil Jackson, legendary coach of the 1990s Chicago Bulls, once said, “Good teams become great ones when the members trust each other enough to surrender the Me for the We.” That is not just true for b...  Read More

Jesus’ words in Matthew 9:37-38 are simple yet powerful: “The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few. Therefore, pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his harvest...  Read More

There are moments in life when we feel completely powerless. No amount of money, networking, or personal effort can fix what we’re facing. In those moments, Jesus offers us a strange but powerful invi...  Read More

Jesus doesn’t just want your behavior, your money, or even your service. He wants your heart....  Read More

“What is truth?” That’s the question Pontius Pilate asked Jesus in John 18:38. But it was not a genuine inquiry. It was a rhetorical toss, a cynical swipe at something he had already decided could no...  Read More

It’s easy to miss the depth of certain biblical metaphors because our lives look so different from the world in which they were written. Most of us aren’t shepherds. We don’t lead sheep across pasture...  Read More

We all know what it feels like to walk through the wrong door, both literally and figuratively. One moment, you're thinking you're on the right path, only to realize you've ended up somewhere you neve...  Read More

Death isn’t a topic we rush to talk about. For many, it sits in the background of life like a shadow—unwelcome, unsettling, and unavoidable. But when Jesus says, "I am the resurrection and the life," ...  Read More

When we talk about God's protection, it's tempting to imagine dramatic rescues or divine interventions. But in Scripture, God's protection is often subtle, steady, and deeply personal. It shows up not...  Read More

Have you ever felt like you had nothing left to give? The kind of exhaustion where your body is spent, your mind is clouded, and your heart just doesn’t have the energy to care? That’s exactly where J...  Read More

Living a fully surrendered life in Christ is one of the greatest yet most challenging journeys we can undertake. Surrender isn't just about letting go; it’s about actively choosing to embrace God’s wi...  Read More

Faith is often seen as a deeply personal matter. Yet James, the brother of Jesus, issues a bold challenge that goes beyond private belief: Faith without deeds is dead (James 2:26). His words demand at...  Read More

When Jesus said, “In Him was life,” He pointed us to the only source of true satisfaction. Life in Christ isn’t about having it all figured out. It’s about trusting Him to lead you, even when the path...  Read More

Have you ever paused to truly marvel at who Jesus is? John's Gospel opens with a breathtaking introduction to Jesus, unlike any other Gospel. While Matthew begins with a genealogy and Luke recounts Je...  Read More

The Bible’s final book, Revelation, invites us into a vivid tapestry of visions and symbols. Yet, its central message is clear: Jesus is coming back. This promise isn’t meant to confuse or obscure but...  Read More

The Bible promises a future time of peace and restoration under the direct rule of Jesus Christ. This age, often called the Millennial Kingdom, will transform our world, yet it will not be the final c...  Read More

The word hallelujah isn’t just a casual praise—it’s a powerful proclamation of victory, salvation, and worship. As we dig into Revelation 19, we see why this declaration is as crucial now as it will b...  Read More

The Bible’s message on “Babylon” isn’t only about an ancient city; it’s a powerful representation of worldly systems that reject God and pursue their own ways. In the book of Revelation, Babylon is de...  Read More