Similarly, we too need periods of rest. Life can be overwhelming, and it’s easy to burn out. However, Jesus offers us an essential reminder: rest is not a luxury, but a necessity. It’s not about escap...  Read More

This divine assurance and insurance are not limited to Moses alone; it is a promise for all of God's children. It is a reminder that God is like a good neighbor. When we seek God's presence, we find a...  Read More

The shepherd is responsible for caring for the flock, ensuring that the flock is safe, nourished and accounted for. A Good Shepherd is aware of the needs of each sheep in the 23rd psalms reminds us h...  Read More

Today’s culture tries to teach us that the hustle and grind mentality is the way to go and that we will rest when we’re dead. And to that I say, it’s a no for me! I’m gonna go ahead and disagree with ...  Read More

Life Application As we reflect on this message, let's challenge ourselves to prioritize love over law in our daily lives. Here are a few questions to consider: 1. **How can I show love and compassion ...  Read More

Voting is not just a civic duty; it is a divine responsibility. By casting our vote, we are participating in God's work of justice and compassion in the world. Let's make our voices heard, envision a ...  Read More

Question: In what areas of your life do you need to trust more in God's plan, and how can you take steps to strengthen that trust?...  Read More

Question: How can you use your unique gifts and talents to contribute to the unity and harmony of your church community?...  Read More

Question: What are some 'ingredients' in your life that may be harmful, and how can you replace them with positive, godly influences?...  Read More

Question: What are some ways you can 'stir the pot' in your spiritual life to keep it active and vibrant?...  Read More

Question: How can you incorporate more grace and mercy into your daily interactions with others?...  Read More

In our daily lives, we are called to mirror Christ's example and model His teachings to those around us. Like Joseph, we must be willing to step out in faith, even when it means standing against the t...  Read More

If the internet existed Friday, April 1st 33 C.E. (AD) on the Gregorian calendar the memes depicting the commentary of Pontius Pilate (the fifth governor of the Roman province of Judea) would be comin...  Read More

So…if we can first love God, then our neighbors, then living a godly life isn’t so far-fetched. In essence, the command to love is not merely a moral obligation but a transformative journey. It’s a jo...  Read More

Acting for God  ||  Mark 12:13-17  ||  Merdice CumberbatchThis text is about ‘The Question of Paying Taxes.’ The Pharisees and the Herodians conspired together to trap Jesus in his own words. And they...  Read More

Be Fruitful  ||  Mark 11: 20-24  || Rev. Deborah RozierIn the morning, as they went along, they saw the fig tree withered from the roots. 21 Peter remembered and said to Jesus, “Rabbi, look! The fig t...  Read More

Divine discontent is a good thing. Without it we would not be able to truly do our part for God’s Kingdom. Divine discontent takes us out of our comfort zone and prepares us for our purpose. Divine di...  Read More

I am moved by the way David concludes his prayer. It mirrors my prayers, starting with a flurry of emotions but ending with God providing a solution through my requests. Sometimes, I find myself askin...  Read More