Is there such a thing as half-hearted commitment? As we go forth in this series, Ps Efren reiterates that life with Jesus at the centre is a life all-in for Him. That our actions must be consistent in reflecting a Christ-centred life on the daily.

What’s there to life without commitments? When Jesus committed Himself to the cross over 2000 years ago, His life became the transforming power of God’s promises into reality. God’s people are called to live like He did, committed till the very end.

Life is often filled with uncertainty and doubt. But God sent His only Son, so that all may be called from the darkness of sin into His light. When fear sets in, put up a fight of faith and declare God is in control for He has overcome the world.

Life is a collection of past and present experiences that influence who we are. God designed life to be lived out to the fullest and with purpose. It is by trusting and being led by the Holy Spirit that cultivates transformation from the inside out.

In this world full of seasonal change and trends God remains to be our only constant in life. Ps Efren encourages us to intently seek God in every situation, for in doing so forges strength in our faith towards His only Son. Season in and season out.

As we enter into a new season of spring beginning our Faithfulness series, Ps Efren opens up on valuing the Father figures in life with respect and honour. And how a Godly Father leads his family by first being faithful to his Father in Heaven above.

People often claim to be so close yet so far when near the finish line of a task or objective. Often giving up when disheartened. But God constantly reminds His children that we should never lose heart, for His promises await after the breakthrough.

It is a natural inclination to be unwilling to forgive when hurt or offence comes. We tend to pursue justice in the absence of grace. But God’s mercy extends to all people that we may be set free to forgive just as He forgave through Jesus Christ.