DID YOU KNOW Did you know that true Christian community is revealed not by what we receive, but by what we are willing to give? When I reflect on Philippians 2:3–4, I am confronted with a reversal of instinct. “Do nothing according to selfish ambition… but in humility consider others better than yourselves.” This isContinue reading “When Faith Becomes Service”
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The Towel and the Cross
A Day in the Life of Jesus Scripture: John 13:12–20 Walking with the Servant King There are moments in the Gospels when the power of Jesus’ example speaks louder than any miracle or parable. The scene in John 13 is one of those sacred moments. The upper room is filled with tension—Jesus knows His timeContinue reading “The Towel and the Cross”
The Towel and the Throne
A Day in the Life of Jesus Scripture: John 13:1–11 (NIV) Read this passage on BibleGateway Walking Through the Upper Room The scene unfolds on the night of Passover—the night before the cross. Jesus, fully aware that the Father had given Him all authority, chose not to issue commands or perform another miracle, but toContinue reading “The Towel and the Throne”
The Gospel on the Move
Thru the Bible in a Year Scripture: Mark 1–3 A Gospel That Doesn’t Wait Mark’s Gospel wastes no time. There are no long genealogies or extended birth narratives here—just action. From the very first verse, “The beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God” (Mark 1:1), we are plunged headlong into theContinue reading “The Gospel on the Move”
True Greatness in the Kingdom
A Day in the Life of Jesus Mark 10:35–45 “Whoever wants to be great among you must be your servant, and whoever wants to be first must be slave of all. For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give His life as a ransom forContinue reading “True Greatness in the Kingdom”
The Achiever’s Dilemma
The post discusses three subtle temptations faced by achievers: self-sufficiency, the desire for spectacular achievement, and the pursuit of power. Each temptation detracts from spiritual growth and faith. Instead, the author encourages reliance on God, humility in service, and seeking true significance over mere success, fostering a life of faithful stewardship.
When the Pulpit Meets the Paycheck
The post emphasizes that genuine faith is demonstrated not just in church activities, but in daily life, especially in the workplace. It argues for the need to live out Christian values amidst challenges like greed and ambition, encouraging believers to integrate their faith into every aspect of life, becoming witnesses of Christ outside church settings.
The Greatness Test
In Mark 9:33–37, Jesus teaches His disciples about true greatness, contrasting their ambition with the significance of servanthood. By embracing a child, He illustrates that greatness lies in compassion and humility, not in status or achievement. This invites reflection on how we measure our own significance in life and faith.
Building Under Pressure
Nehemiah’s story emphasizes the importance of perseverance in the face of opposition while building significant projects in life. Despite mockery, conspiracies, and internal strife, he remained focused and faithful, leading with prayer, humility, and strategic actions. His journey illustrates that true success lies in obedience and unwavering commitment to God, despite challenges.
Welcoming Jesus in the Smallest Ways
A Day in the Life of Jesus One of the most quietly powerful teachings of Jesus comes toward the end of Matthew 10. After giving his disciples a stirring preview of persecution and sacrifice, Jesus softens the edges of warning with the promise of reward. He does not shy away from truth—discipleship will cost. ButContinue reading “Welcoming Jesus in the Smallest Ways”