In today's episode, in our Love That Looks Like Jesus series, we take a look at Romans 12:15-17 to explore what it means to love like Jesus. From sharing in others' joys and sorrows to responding to conflict with humility and peace.

Paul gives us a practical picture of Christlike love in action. Join us as we reflect on how these verses challenge us to live different then how our culture tells us to live, extending grace, empathy, and honor in every relationship.

In today's episode, we look at Romans 12:12-14, discovering how love that looks like Jesus is marked by joyful hope, patience in trials, and faithfulness in prayer.

Paul call us to go even further, sharing with those in need and blessing those that persecute us. Tune in today as we explore how this kind of love transforms not only our hearts but also the way we treat others, especially in tough times.

In the next few episodes we will start a little devotional series titled "Love That Looks Like Jesus" out of Romans 12. we will see what love that looks like Jesus truly means.

What doe sit look like to love like Jesus? In today's episode, we read Romans 12:9-11, where Paul challenges us to love sincerely, hate what is evil, and cling to what is good.

We will break down what it looks like to honor others above ourselves and serve the Lord with spiritual fervor, reflecting the heart of Jesus in every interaction.

In today's episode, we will look at Philippians 4:6 and God's powerful invitation to move from anxiety to peace through the 3 simple steps, pray, ask, and thank. Discover how turning to God with your worries, presenting your requests and having a heart of gratitude can lead you to peace that surpasses all understanding.

Let today be your reminder that God's presence is better than you pressure.

In this episode we look at Matthew 13:45-46, where Jesus compares the Kingdom of Heaven to a pearl of great value. Discover how deeply God Himself values us as His children.

Just as a merchant

sells everything to obtain a priceless pear,l God gave everything to redeem us. Join us as we reflect on our value to Jesus.

In today's episode, we will dive into Psalm 55:22, casting our burdens onto God, and when we do He sustains our lives. Life often weighs us down with fears, anxieties, and struggles, but God invites us to cast those burdens into His hands.

Join us as we explore how trusting God's strength over our own brings, peace, hope, and stability in all circumstances .

In this episode, we look at Romans12:1 what it really means to live for God. It is more than just living for church on Sunday and living for the world the rest of the week, it is offering our lives as a daily sacrifice, daily worship.

We will see how surrender, sacrifice, and our daily obedience are key to living life that truly honors Him.

In this episode we read Jesus' powerful words in Matthew 5:29-30, where He calls us to take radical measures when it comes to our sin.

What does it mean to "gouge out an eye" and "cut off a hand," Why does Jesus use such intense imagery? Join us as we see what it looks like to deal with sin seriously, not casually but through repentance, radical choices and a commitment to live in obedience.

This is not about guilt or shame, but about freedom, transformation and living for God.

On the cross on that Good Friday, in His final moments, Jesus did not whisper a word of defeat--He declared a victory. "It is finished."

Those three words shook heaven, earth, and hell. This would not be the end of a life but instead the completion of a mission. The debt of sin was paid in full, the veil was torn, and the barrier between God and man was forever removed.

On today's episode we pause at the foot of the cross, not just to witness the suffering but to understand the power of what was accomplished. Jesus did not say "I am finished," but "It is finished." The work of salvation, the fulfillment of prophecy and the crushing of sin and death. All complete.