Jesus is our Good Shepherd. But... are we good sheep? Let's be good sheep for our Good Shepherd!

He is risen indeed! Let's learn some lessons from the different accounts of our Lord's resurrection. And it didn't stop there - He said He is coming back again!

Every day of lives we make decisions that either see us on God's side or evil's side. Let's make sure to pick the winning side!

We're going to look at something a little bit different today: Isaiah's vision in chapter 6 of his prophetic book. If we use a verse-by-verse approach, we can discover God's great splendor, majesty and victory in a seemingly hopeless situation!

In today's pop culture, it's all about staying physically youthful for as long as we can. In God's Kingdom culture, it's about staying youthful in our faith. Let's be humble and continue to produce fruit from youthful faith!

In our last look at Elisha, we see that the miracles point to our all-sufficient, all-powerful, wonderful God. It's all about Him and His ways that are best!

Elisha had prescribed the cure for Naaman's leprosy, but he did not like it. Christ has given us the cure for our sin. Let's learn some principles from this narrative!

After spending so much personal time with Jesus, some disciples still did not know who He really was. He has revealed Himself to us. Let's not keep looking for signs and testing Him. Believe! And know that He has a place for you in Heaven!

Today we look at the heart of stewardship. From 1 Peter 4, we can learn 3 principles of good, simple, Godly stewardship. Let's remember to be good stewards: as God's children, Christ's representatives, and the Spirit's workers!

Well, we haven't had water here in Buffalo City Municipality for a few days now... But just like Isaac recognized 'Esau' (Jacob) because he smelt like the land, so should we smell like Jesus!