Vision That Outlasts Storms Every generation faces the temptation to drift. Culture shifts, crises hit, trends come and go. In that chaos, churches and believers can easily lose their focus and forget their reason for being. Programs multiply, activities expand, but the question remains: Why are we here? Without a

The Most Powerful Witness If there is one word that describes the beating heart of the Christian faith, it is love. Not cheap, shallow, sentimental love — but a fierce, costly, determined love that chooses to bind people together even when it hurts. Jesus left no doubt about this priority:

When the Self Becomes the Idol One of the greatest threats to authentic Christianity is not the culture outside the church, but the culture inside the church. The spirit of self — self-promotion, self-comfort, self-centeredness — has become the dominant idol of our age. Our modern world disciples us to

Rediscovering What Really Matters: We live in a world where devotion is shallow, fragmented, and constantly pulled apart. Attention spans shrink. Notifications ping. We binge on content yet starve for meaning. Tragically, this same pattern has infiltrated the Church. We become so busy doing “God’s work” that we sometimes forget

Chasing Change, Losing Strength We live in an era of relentless change. New technologies, new social movements, new cultural values — all sweep across the globe at a breathtaking pace. Naturally, the Church feels that same pressure to adapt. We see it in worship styles, in leadership structures, in language,

“God doesn’t just want to fix your broken parts—He wants to make you whole.” INTRODUCTION You’ve found your identity in Christ. You’ve forgiven—yourself and others. But now what?Is that all there is to becoming new? The answer is no. There’s one more truth we must embrace to truly walk in