When Jesus referenced Noah and Lot, He wasn’t just telling stories — He was invoking deeply familiar and theologically loaded moments from Israel’s history.  Read More

We may not live in Sodom, or first-century Jerusalem — but we all know what it feels like to look back. Some of us (my hand is up) too often.  Read More

Their is a sense of longing for closeness, for clarity, for the days when faith felt easier or stronger or simpler. Jesus names it. He doesn’t shame it.  Read More

When the Pharisees asked Jesus when the kingdom of God would come, they were asking the question that sat at the center of Jewish hope.  Read More

Coveting is the spark. Temptation is the flame. And sin is the fire that follows. So Jesus teaches us to pray not just for forgiveness, but for prevention.  Read More

Forgiveness is not an escape clause. It's a way of life in the kingdom of God. When Jesus teaches us to pray this line, He’s not letting us off the hook — He’s inviting us into a rhythm of grace received and grace given.  Read More

“Give us each day our daily bread.” At first glance, this seems practical — even basic. Bread. The stuff you eat. A simple request for food. hmmmm   Read More

We often treat this as a prayer for the future. But Jesus wasn’t just pointing toward the end of time — He was announcing a new reality that had already begun.  Read More

Before God ever told His people how to live, He reminded them who He is. The first three commandments weren’t about behavior management. They were about heart alignment. Worship comes first—not as a requirement, but as a response to who God is.  Read More

In today’s world, wealth and possessions are often seen as measures of success. We’re bombarded with messages that tell us to accumulate more, achieve more, and secure our future. But Jesus offers us a different perspective.  Read More

In our fast-paced world, Jesus’ call to “seek first the kingdom” offers a much-needed shift in perspective. Our culture pushes us to chase success, possessions, and recognition, often leaving little room for God. While these pursuits aren’t inherently wrong, they can easily take priority over what truly matters.  Read More

The beauty of creation is a reflection of God’s abundant care. He doesn’t just meet our needs; He exceeds them, clothing the earth in splendor and filling our lives with blessings.  Read More