Did you know that this Sunday’s famous holiday trend is actually Reformation Sunday?

Do we have the foundation that we are God's handiwork, created to do good works? As sons and daughters, how do we partner with God in the work that He is doing?

Work is one of the ways we discover who we are but sometimes we can lose sight of the bigger picture and get lost in the struggles that come with it. What hope can we have in times like that?

Work is an essence of why we live. Culture and society taught us that different jobs have different importance and prestige. The Bible tells us that all work is equal.

Jesus' death on the Cross turns strangers into family members. This makes it important for us to not only focus our faith towards God but towards our brothers and sisters in Christ too. How to make God real for the people around us every day.

As we grow with each other, let us also continuously reach out to others— so that more lives can be touched and be connected back to Him!

No one should be disqualified to be a part of this family and neither anyone can be that righteous to judge everyone who walks through the door of the church!

Gathering together as a church is not a blind display of togetherness— it is what we must do for spiritual growth.

In a world where everything has gone online due to the pandemic, where one could easily search up a variety of sermons, worship songs and devotionals — is church still necessary?

Why do we actually fast? Is it simply to deprive ourselves of food while we pray? Or is there a deeper meaning to what we do and why we do it?