Life is full of troubles, but there is only one reliable source of refuge, and that is in God's presence. 

Stay close to the Lord and stay cautious of anything that can pollute our minds and hearts with sin. Do not underestimate the power of the spirit in cleansing us of the temptations and problems that plague our lives.

Worship the Lord Jesus with all your heart, and he will guide you, and keep you ready when hard times and temptations are abound.

Last week's message was about having great faith, but where do we place it in? Or more accurately who do we place it in? Jesus is the only one that will never cease to comfort us amidst our suffering in the world. His love is undying and never failing.

As children of Christ, are we truly placing all our faith in God? Is he not worthy of all our trust, despite breathing the miracle of life in all of us, shaping us and growing us to become the people we are today?

It is inevitable to go through suffering but what will you choose to suffer for? Life is full of great trials and tribulations, but it is up to you to let God turn it into a something that can help grow you on your walk with him.

It was Christ who died for our sins, staying faithful and compassionate in the midst of great misery and suffering. He died with his love for us. What are we doing to show our love for him? 

How much is Christianity apart of your identity? It's important that we carve time in our day for the Lord, as the more we stay close to him, the more we stay away from the world, and it's vices. Serving the Lord and not of earthly desires.

When do desires turn into disaster? We all have needs, and it can be perfectly legitimate needs, but never make yourself more valuable to the world than the Lord.

Kingdom before Comfort. 

Step into a thought-provoking journey in today's message titled 'Ordinary But Extraordinary.' Join us as we delve into the profound impact that comfort can have on our faith.