Posts with the category “faith-and-everyday-life”

Boldness doesn’t come from having all the answers—it comes from being with Jesus. In Acts 4, we see what happens when ordinary people trust God in the face of pressure.   Read More

The disciples stood in the tension between promise and purpose—Jesus had risen, but the mission hadn’t begun. Acts reminds us that waiting isn’t wasted; it’s where God prepares us. What feels like delay may actually be the beginning of stepping into what God is already doing.  Read More

Palm Sunday reminds us that every king this world offers eventually leaves us longing—but Jesus doesn’t. He entered Jerusalem not to take power, but to give His life and bring lasting hope. And the story doesn’t end there… it leads to an empty tomb. Join us this Easter Sunday at 10:30 AM at McAnally Middle School.  Read More

We all hunger for something more, yet the bread of this world never satisfies. Judas chased temporary gain, while Peter ran to Jesus for forgiveness. Christ alone fulfills our deepest needs. When Jesus said, “I am the bread of life,” He offered lasting satisfaction. Come to the table and receive true life.  Read More

Jesus teaches that the condition of the soil matters—and that soil is our heart. Worry is one of the very things that can choke out God’s Word in us, stealing peace and crowding out trust. But when we choose to trust God as our provider and protector, His truth takes root and produces lasting fruit in our lives.  Read More

The church was never meant to be a place for perfect people—it’s a place where broken people encounter the grace of God and learn to walk with Jesus one step at a time. You don’t have to have everything together to come; the church is simply a gathering of people who know they need Him.  Read More

“When God calls you to build, expect resistance — but don’t stop. Pray, remember His faithfulness, and keep building.”  Read More

“We don’t preach performance—we preach grace. We don’t point people to religion—we point them to Jesus, the way home.”  Read More

“Nehemiah 3 reminds us that God calls each of us to faithfully build what’s right in front of us—our own section of the wall.“  Read More