At a wedding in Cana, the joy of the celebration suddenly hits a wall—the wine runs out. Mary brings the problem to Jesus, and though He says, “My hour has not yet come,” He still chooses to act. He t...  Read More

On the shore of Galilee, Jesus walked up to ordinary fishermen and said the extraordinary: “Follow Me.” Matthew says they “immediately left their nets.” Luke showed Him filling their boats with fish f...  Read More

Right after His baptism, Jesus is led by the Spirit into the wilderness, where for 40 days He faced Satan’s full assault. The devil came at Him through the same three channels that still hit us today:...  Read More

At the Jordan River, John was baptizing people as a sign of repentance when Jesus stepped into the water—not because He needs repentance, but to fully identify with us and to fulfill all righteousness...  Read More

Before there was a manger, there was the Word—eternal, divine, the very self-expression of God. In God’s perfect time, the Word (Jesus) became flesh, born in Bethlehem from the line of David, through ...  Read More

As Paul concludes his masterpiece letter to the Romans, he does so with both warmth and warning. His final words remind believers to live in gratitude and alertness—to cherish the fellowship of faithf...  Read More

In Romans 16, Paul closes his letter with a long list of names—ordinary people who made an extraordinary difference in his life and ministry. He mentions Phoebe, Priscilla and Aquila, Andronicus and J...  Read More

Paul’s life was a portrait of someone who went “all in” for Jesus. Once a persecutor of Christians, he became the persecuted for the sake of the Gospel. From the Damascus Road to the Roman Road, his l...  Read More

As Paul nears the end of his letter to the Romans, he reflects on his divine calling to bring the Gospel to the Gentiles—to those who had never heard the name of Jesus. His heart burned to see people ...  Read More

As Paul nears the end of Romans, he turns to practical instructions for believers on how to live out Christlike love within the family of faith. His first exhortation is a call to mutual care—those wh...  Read More

Romans 14:23 lands with holy weight: “anything that does not come from faith is sin.” In disputable matters, the issue isn’t the menu or the calendar—it’s the motive. If I act against a doubtful consc...  Read More

In Romans 14:13–18, Paul reminds us that spiritual maturity is measured not by how right we are, but by how well we love. Some issues in life are neither right nor wrong—they’re simply “gray.” In thes...  Read More