A wealthy woman loses everything and has to come crawling back home. Bitterly, she wonders which God she is being ruled by: the Judge or the Redeemer?

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If you would die in the next 24 hours, what would be your final words? In John 13-16, Jesus' final words were claims of Himself, promises & commands to his disciples, and serious cautions of things to come. These Claims, Covenants (promises), Commands & Cautions are also applicable to us today. And right smack in the middle of these passages, Jesus urges "Rise, let us go from here".

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“We aren’t the first Christians who have faced the situation of not being able to gather physically with fellow believers. In Philippians 2:19-30 we learn from Paul’s example what it means for the Church to love and care for one another from a distance.”

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Paul’s life was extraordinary. Yet, as extraordinary at it was, when we assess his life through a microscopic lens, there are profound insights and lessons we can learn. Lessons that, when personalized and applied, have great implications to our own. 

Paul described how he lived among the people in Ephesus with Truth, Tears and Trials. His goal was to finish the race and complete the ministry that he received from our Lord. May the depth and fervency of his commitment to Christ, be our very own. 

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We are all treasure hunters. The treasure we hunt might not always be obvious, but we naturally pursue something or someone. Jesus said, where our treasure is, there our hearts will also. The reality is, the love and pursuit of some treasures can lead to death, but there is a death that demonstrates love and leads us to the ultimate treasure.

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When situations change, we have an opportunity to either follow the Lord or turn away from him. How will we respond? Will we rise up in faith and maximize God or will we turn from him and worship the many idols around us?

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Recognizing who we are has the potential to profoundly change the way we live our lives. As God’s children, we get the privilege to live in the power of being loved and to live sent into the world as ambassadors and new people. We are loved, chosen, redeemed, holy, redeemed and much more! We are to live for the praise of His glory!

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IT’S A BOY! But there seems to be some confusion in naming the boy. Is his name supposed to be ‘Jesus’ like the angel said or ‘Immanuel’ like the prophet said? When God introduces himself to his people while bringing them out of slavery in Egypt, it all becomes clear.

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IT’S A BOY! We have so much to celebrate at Christmas. Jesus’ birth was an amazing gift, God’s grace on display. It’s only when we celebrate the gift of Grace that we can live as loved members of God’s family. Shout it, sing it, tell it. Let’s celebrate Grace!

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IT’S A BOY! The announcement of a birth is something to celebrate! The Christmas season is the time we celebrate the birth of Jesus. His birth is different than all others. When we understand why, we rest secure in the position as adopted children in God’s family.

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