Growth

He is the atoning sacrifice for our sins, and not only for ours but also for the sins of the whole world... Whoever claims to live in him must live as Jesus did.

Respect the process, because the process brings the progress.

Let’s not settle for small expectations. Let’s live with Resurrection Expectations.

We too are called to build with purpose—whether through sharing our faith, giving sacrificially, or simply choosing to live for Christ rather than for ourselves.

Don’t just borrow God’s armor—own it. Protect your heart, guard your mind, and step confidently into the purpose He’s called you to.

Are you waiting for life to change before you move forward? Discover from John 5 how true healing and transformation come—not by staring at your “pool” of problems—but by responding in faith when Jesus says, “Get up and walk.”

That’s faith. Obedience when it doesn’t add up. Trust when it doesn’t feel good. Saying “yes” when you’re tired, doubtful, and ready to quit.

You’re tougher than you look. Because the Spirit of God is in you. Because your identity is rooted in Him. Because you’ve been to the desert—and come out stronger.

When we’re connected, when we’re plugged in through prayer and His Word, we can tackle challenges with confidence. We have clarity about where to go for help and how to move forward. But when we lose that connection—when we stop communicating—we invite confusion, frustration, and insecurity.

Don’t close the book. Because the next chapter might just be the one where everything changes.

To be spiritually sharp is to be alert, focused, on guard, prepared. And while we often think sharpness comes from personal devotion— we need each other.

Let me start with a bold truth: A lot of the things we’re begging God for—we already have. We don’t lack provision nearly as much as we lack participation.