Where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom. 2 Corinthians 3:17
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When the Rooster Crows
Peter was among Jesus’s closest friends and disciples. He believed he would remain loyal to Jesus until the very end, even to the point of death. However, when the moment came, he failed badly. Jesus warned him, saying he would deny him three times before the rooster crowed twice (Mark 14:30, ESV). Peter thought he … Continue reading When the Rooster Crows
The Master of the Battering Ram
In Ezekiel 26, the city of Tyre appeared invincible. They were the financial and political powerhouse of their time, protected by huge walls and a sense of “god-like” significance. But verse 9 shows us that even the strongest human defenses are like paper before the Lord. “He will direct the blows of his battering rams … Continue reading The Master of the Battering Ram
The Beauty of the Empty Cup: Finding Purpose in the Pour
Spiritual maturity involves gradually emptying our ego, time, and energy until, by the end of our life, only the vessel remains. Apostle Paul exemplified someone who dedicated himself completely to God’s service until the very end of his life (Phil. 2:17; 2 Timothy 4:6, ESV). We live in a culture obsessed with “the refill.” We … Continue reading The Beauty of the Empty Cup: Finding Purpose in the Pour
Learning to Thrive – not Just Survive
We often treat our spiritual lives like a life raft—something to keep us from drowning during a tough week. But what if God didn’t call us to just keep our heads above water? What if the goal wasn’t only to survive until Sunday, but to thrive every single day in the Vine? In a world … Continue reading Learning to Thrive – not Just Survive
