Rapha means “to restore”, "to heal" or "to make healthful". He told the people of Israel that He would be Jehovah Rapha to them – that He would be the God who heals them. He’s made that same promise to you, through Christ. Tune in!

The name “Jehovah Nissi” means God who reveals Himself unceasingly as our banner. Often in battle, nations would fly their flag on the frontlines to give their soldiers hope and encouragement. Well, when the Lord is your banner, He gives you hope and encouragement in your personal battles. He is your victory! Tune in…

Here in the United States, we can freely worship Christ, declare His Word as true, and boldly share our faith in Him, but those same freedoms don’t exist everywhere. Many are persecuted for their faith, some even unto death. But, Jesus says those who are persecuted are blessed. Tune in for why…

You are the light of the world, the salt of the earth. You bring light, not darkness. You bring peace, not strife. Love not hate. You (and I) should make this world a better place. How can you do that home? How can do that at work, at church? Tune in…

Jesus says blessed are those who are pure in heart – those with integrity, with morals, with godly character. Those who have the courage to do the right thing, to travel the straight and narrow, to be upright and walk the walk. Is that you today? Tune in…

Who can you show a little mercy to? Who in your life falls short, and you give them a hard time for it? Who in your life doesn’t do right by you, and you are holding that against them? Let’s look at the 5th beatitude in Jesus’ list of qualities of the blessed. This cup is a little strong, but it’s good for the soul. Tune in…

What do you think of when you see the word “righteousness”? Jesus says in the 4th beatitude that those who hunger and thirst for righteousness are blessed. What does that mean? What does it look like to hunger and thirst for it? Let’s sip on this 5-minute cup…

People say that as a Christian you should be meek – not loud, not boisterous, not aggressive or even assertive – it’s often paired with Jesus’ scripture about turning the other cheek. But does that mean that we should be cowardly or spineless? Does it mean we should be quiet and give in easily? Not necessarily. Tune in to learn more about this Beatitude.

Jesus says in the Beatitudes, “Blessed are those who mourn”. What did He mean by that? Is this referring to those of us who grieve the pain and losses we experience in this world? Or was it something altogether different? Tune in for how Jesus was teaching us to BE.

“Blessed are the poor in spirit”. What does it mean to be “poor in spirit”? What does that look like in your everyday life? What are the benefits of being “poor in spirit”? Tune in for today’s 5-minute cup of Jesus...