Every setback is a setup for God to make Himself known.

Just like the disciples in Acts, in times of pain and persecution, God can come through to do a miraculous breakthrough and accomplish His purpose.

Discover what exactly happened in the Upper Room. May you experience God’s power to become His witnesses, relentlessly proclaiming and demonstrating the gospel together. It starts from where we are, and leads us to the ends of the earth.

Want to see a miracle?

Take a seed. Sow it on good ground. Water and allow it to take root. Wait until the seed grows into a full-blown tree and its fruit becomes ready for harvest!

In the same way, if we want to see God’s miracle of provision, let’s discover the miracle in the seed. Even through the barren seasons of our lives, the power of the seed reminds us that the provision goes beyond opportunity and production. 

 Let’s talk about God’s heart and miraculous power to provide.

Want to see a miracle?

Take a seed. Sow it on good ground. Water and allow it to take root. Wait until the seed grows into a full-blown tree and its fruit becomes ready for harvest!

In the same way, if we want to see God’s miracle of provision, let’s discover the miracle in the seed. Even through the barren seasons of our lives, the power of the seed reminds us that the provision goes beyond opportunity and production. 

 Let’s talk about God’s heart and miraculous power to provide.

Want to see a miracle?

Take a seed. Sow it on good ground. Water and allow it to take root. Wait until the seed grows into a full-blown tree and its fruit becomes ready for harvest!

In the same way, if we want to see God’s miracle of provision, let’s discover the miracle in the seed. Even through the barren seasons of our lives, the power of the seed reminds us that the provision goes beyond opportunity and production. 

 Let’s talk about God’s heart and miraculous power to provide.

Why is it so hard to talk about “DEATH”? 

Though it is inevitable, death is a bitter pill to take. At all costs, we try to avoid it, delay the conversation, or hesitantly speak about it. Maybe because death signifies loss, sorrow, and defeat. We fear how death brings loneliness, hopelessness, grief, and pain. Death is the end of all. 

But when Jesus died on the cross, His death became a new beginning. On the third day, the tomb was found empty because death died that day! 

We celebrate the Holy Week knowing that our King is alive, not dead; victorious, not defeated; powerful, not weak. And Jesus, our King, can do great and mighty wonders in our lives today.

Together, let’s experience God’s miraculous power changing our lives in the same way that it has made Jesus do the impossible— endure the cross and conquer the grave.

Why is it so hard to talk about “DEATH”? 

Though it is inevitable, death is a bitter pill to take. At all costs, we try to avoid it, delay the conversation, or hesitantly speak about it. Maybe because death signifies loss, sorrow, and defeat. We fear how death brings loneliness, hopelessness, grief, and pain. Death is the end of all. 

But when Jesus died on the cross, His death became a new beginning. On the third day, the tomb was found empty because death died that day! 

We celebrate the Holy Week knowing that our King is alive, not dead; victorious, not defeated; powerful, not weak. And Jesus, our King, can do great and mighty wonders in our lives today.

Together, let’s experience God’s miraculous power changing our lives in the same way that it has made Jesus do the impossible— endure the cross and conquer the grave.