A Prayer of Brokenness Nehemiah 1:4–11 We live in a world where the headlines never stop. Our phones buzz, podcasts fill our ears, and nearly every conversation drifts toward news of political corruption, wars, natural disasters, poverty, injustice, and violence. The brokenness of the world is impossible to miss. Yet …
A Prayer for Boldness Acts 4:23–31 There are moments in life when opposition seems overwhelming. The natural instinct in those times is to retreat, complain, or seek relief. Yet the book of Acts gives us a strikingly different example. Peter and John had just been threatened by the Sanhedrin for …
2 Chronicles 6:12–21 Prayer takes many forms. Sometimes it is a whispered cry for help, other times a joyful thanksgiving, and still other times a desperate plea for God to move. The way each of us prays is as unique as the way God created us in His image. Yet, …
Open Up the Eyes: A Wake-Up Call from Matthew 13 There are some sermons that comfort us—and others that convict. This week, Jesus speaks a word not of comfort, but of clarity, warning, and grace. In the parable of the wheat and the tares (Matthew 13:24–30), Jesus reveals a sobering …
Acts 8:26–40 The world often celebrates heroes who fly wearing capes, scale buildings, or make headlines. But Scripture tells a different story—one where heroes are often quiet, obedient, and faithful to God’s calling even when no one else sees. In Acts 8:26–40, we meet Philip, not a celebrity or warrior, …
America’s Greatest Need This Independence Weekend This week, Americans gather around grills, fireworks, and family tables to celebrate freedom. We hear again the bold words of Patrick Henry in 1775 at the Virginia Convention: “Give me liberty or give me death.” These words roused a generation to stand against tyranny, …
Grace Empowerment: Faithfulness and Fulfillment When Paul closed his letter to the Colossians, he did not end with casual greetings or fleeting words. He ended with a call—a baton pass in a race that would extend far beyond the streets of Colossae. The entire letter has been about one great …
When Unsung Names Change Eternities In the winter of 1938, a young British stock-broker named Nicholas Winton cancelled a ski trip, slipped quietly into Prague, and began handwriting lists. Hitler’s army was tightening its iron grip on Czechoslovakia; Jewish parents were desperate to save their children. Working from a hotel …
Living Out the New Life: Why We Must Shine Two flashlights sit on a table—same make, same design. But only one shines brightly. The other, though outwardly identical, is dead. No light, no power. What makes the difference? Connection. One is fully charged and ready. The other is drained and …
The Gospel Works—Even There We all love the idea of new beginnings—fresh starts, clean slates, second chances. But as Paul reminds us in Colossians, stepping into the new life in Christ means more than just a change in status—it demands a transformation in how we live, especially in how we …