Growth requires consistency. We mature in our faith as we live a life of daily obedience to God.

Jesus did not only offer a better sacrifice, He offered the ultimate sacrifice—Himself; this is the great exchange that saved us once and for all.

Jesus knows what you are going through better than anyone in this world. Go to Him, let His grace transform you.

Just as God rested, we, too, can also rest. When we enter God’s rest, it shows that we stop trusting ourselves alone to accomplish what needs to be done and start trusting in someone greater than us who is able to take cares of us.

God has chosen us for His purpose, for His glory. We are called to take part of His mission.

May this time of reflection bring us back to the heart of worship, where in Jesus’ presence alone can we find hope, peace, and strength.

Jesus’ coming was the fulfillment of God’s promise that He will send a Messiah to rescue His people.

As you seek for more of God, He will draw near to you. He is pleased when people also desire for His presence to dwell with them.

God made a way for His people to dwell in Him. Despite our iniquities, He desires to be with us and be in a relationship with us.

God’s purpose for our lives remains amidst the uncertainties and changes around us. Even in our moments of weakness, He can redeem and restore us. His plans cannot be thwarted; therefore, we can hope in Him.