As Holy Week begins, we journey with Jesus from the celebration of Palm Sunday to the agony of the cross and the glory of the resurrection. In the quiet moments before his arrest, Jesus prays not just for himself, but for his disciples—and for us. John 17, the High Priestly Prayer, reveals his deepest desires: that we would be protected, sanctified, unified, and ultimately with him forever. This isn’t just ancient history—it’s a call to live set apart, to stand…
In the bustling world we live in, it’s easy to lose sight of what truly matters. We often find ourselves caught up in the daily grind, chasing after success, comfort, and personal gain. But what if there’s a greater purpose for our lives? What if we’re meant to be connected to something—or someone—far more significant than our individual pursuits? This profound truth is beautifully illustrated in the analogy of the vine and branches found in John 15. Here, we’re presented…
Unfortunately, you can’t make Jesus your Savior, but not accept him as Lord. He must be both. James 2:26 tells us that faith without deeds is dead. A belief that Jesus saves without submitting to Jesus as Lord is described by James as a dead faith.
In a world filled with stress and anxiety, if you’re struggling to find any peace, you are not alone. Countless people right here in our community are wrestling with mental health challenges, and we believe God offers answers. God wants more for you, and in the Bible He offers solutions to quiet your racing mind and find victory over your anxious thoughts.