Karen Dickson takes us into Jesus’ encounter with the Pharisees and Herodians over taxes, revealing that behind every command is His deep, abiding love for us and a call to live as kingdom currency that clearly bears His image.

Discover how Jesus’ call to meekness is not weakness but strength under control—an invitation to trust God, surrender your agenda, and step into the inheritance of peace, purpose, and blessing He promises.

Ali challenges us to move beyond outward appearances to live with authentic hearts, faithfulness in the little things, and true purity that honors God.

Discover how to transform your inner life by making God the King of your heart, mind, and will through authentic prayer and fasting—done for His eyes only.

Kent and Ruth Hodge (founders and leaders of Christian Faith Ministries) share how Jesus’ “All Authority” in the Great Commission restores God’s original Adamic mandate, equipping the Church to disciple nations — featuring gripping stories of reconciliation, peacemaking, and transformed lives amid violence and persecution in Northern Nigeria.

On Thanksgiving Sunday, we explore the powerful story of the ten lepers and discover why only one returned to loudly thank Jesus, challenging us to move beyond quiet gratitude into a life of bold celebration.

In a world drifting from bright hope to dystopian despair, we explore how the gospel offers a far greater future—Jesus making all things new—which empowers us to live with devotion, formation, and transformative purpose today rather than chasing fleeting comfort.

Discover how Jesus calls us to generous, secret acts of worship that loosen our grip on money, shape our hearts, and bring true reward from our Father who sees in secret.

Jesus teaches us to move beyond "an eye for an eye" to confront our deepest instincts for personal retaliation, calling us instead to root our identity in Christ, respond with radical generosity, and surrender control to God’s justice and love.

The Holy Spirit’s greatest work isn’t just signs, wonders, and power, but the deep transformation of our hearts—turning us from outsiders into redeemed saints who love what God loves.