Type your new text here. Building True Community: Lessons from the Early ChurchIn Acts chapter 2, we witness something remarkable - the formation of the local church. This wasn't just a random gathering of people; it was God's divine plan from the beginning. The chapter shows us a powerful sequence: the Holy Spirit is released, a crowd gathers, and then community forms.When the Holy Spirit moves, ...  Read More

Generosity: The Heart of God's KingdomHave you ever wondered what it truly means to be generous? Generosity isn't just about money—it flows directly from the heart of God. When we understand God's incredible generosity toward us, our perspective on giving changes completely.What Does True Generosity Look Like?Generosity is more than an action; it's a reflection of who God is. Think about it: "For ...  Read More

Daily Discipleship: What It Really Means to Follow JesusAre you truly a disciple of Jesus, or have you been deceiving yourself? Many of us think we're disciples simply because we attend church on Sundays, but true discipleship goes much deeper than that.Discipleship isn't about perfection—it's about pursuit. The true mark of discipleship is understanding our deep need for Jesus in a way that makes...  Read More

Sharing the Gospel: How Every Believer Can Be an EvangelistWhen we think about evangelism, many of us immediately feel uncomfortable. The word itself can sound intimidating, conjuring images of street preaching or going door-to-door—activities that might feel far outside our comfort zone. But what if evangelism isn't meant to be a one-size-fits-all approach? What if it's actually designed to work ...  Read More

Kingdom leadership fundamentally differs from worldly leadership in how authority is accessed and exercised. While the world gains authority through self-promotion and climbing over others, kingdom leaders access authority by serving and lifting others up. Jesus demonstrated this by coming not to be served but to serve, giving His life as a ransom for many. True kingdom service means seeing needs and filling them, solving problems without being asked, and serving everyone—not just those who can reciprocate. Our manner of service reveals the true nature of our relationship with God and demonstrates whether we're living from a core of genuine servanthood.  Read More

God cares more about people than comfort, as illustrated in Jonah chapter 4 where the prophet prioritized his own comfort over God's mission. While we often seek comfort, God sometimes disrupts our patterns to help us grow and reach others. A team visiting Uganda witnessed Christians who, despite living in constant discomfort, pursued God with remarkable passion and generosity. The goal of our Christian life isn't to remain comfortable but to use our blessings to comfort others and maintain spiritual hunger for more of God.  Read More