The paradox of the Gospel is that we lose to gain, just like a kernel of wheat that dies, producing many seeds. Jesus' righteous act on the cross (one man's death) has resulted in life for many. This day, emulate the passage of the King that has brought peace to humankind.

Overcome despair by the power of the Holy Spirit, overcome discouragement by resolving to finish, and overcome doubt by reclaiming authority. Let's step out of our comfort zones, dare to believe that God has given us the Holy Spirit to achieve greater things.

The power of the Gospel restores our brokenness, redefines our purpose, refires our passion, and redeems us from all that once held us captive. Let us embrace the call to step out in faith, surrendering ourselves to the guiding presence of the Holy Spirit. Together, as one body of Christ, let us hold onto the Gospel and embody its truth in our lives.

The Gospel is tantamount to a Christian's faith. It speaks of God's judgment on a sinful world and shows us that we must all be saved if we want to be a part of God's kingdom. The good news that God has given us is that through Jesus, God has made a way for us to be saved. So let's grab hold of salvation that is meant for all!

Spring is coming! Even when things are uncontrollable, problems are unexplainable or people are unchangeable, pray and wait for our God - the pursuer, the provider and the promise keeper. The season of breakthrough is coming and therefore supply will come in His time and in His way.

How do we practice generosity? By embracing that is a virtue from God, we can grow it daily. Let's reflect on how we can give our time and resources to reach out in love today.

Being generous allows us to share of God's generosity in turn! This festive season, let us be generous with what we have that others may come to know our generous God.

Generosity is an act of divine grace, trust and blessing. Let us not be afraid to give but embrace it as a form of sowing. Every good and perfect gift comes from God as he is the giver of all time. His unwavering faithfulness assures us of his generosity. So, let’s begin by sharing what we have.

We cannot have a meaningful reconciliation with people without God. Only when we are in Christ, becoming a new creation, we will experience and understand the meaning of reconciliation.

The faith that the Lord calls us to is not a passive faith. Let us rise beyond the desires of this world and choose a faith that will overcome the world.