Humility. It’s the way of Jesus—and ours, too. True humility resists selfishness, values others above ourselves, and shifts the focus from our own achievements to God’s glory. Practice humility today.

When truth becomes optional, the damage is unavoidable — lives, relationships, and trust all suffer. That’s why we’re called to make truth our obsession: to live it, speak it, and stand on it. And how do we get there? By walking with Jesus – the way, the truth, and the life.

When complaining becomes a habit, gratitude is the remedy. A thankful heart chooses to see God’s hand at work – even when his blessings seem hidden.

Jesus wants to break your chains and help you walk in newfound freedom. Let him do it by surrendering your life to him in baptism. What is holding you back?

We live in a broken world, surrounded by unanswered questions and unresolved problems. But that doesn’t mean life is meaningless. When we place each day—and every season—in God’s hands, we discover purpose, peace, and depth in the midst of it all.

Scripture reminds us that our lives are like a mist—here for a moment and gone the next. We can’t afford to live with a false sense of control or in constant fear of the end. Instead, we’re invited to respond with daily surrender and worship. Let each moment of your life be a declaration: God, every moment I have belongs to You.

In a world overflowing with choices, decision fatigue is real. But we don’t have to navigate it alone. With God’s wisdom, we can move forward with clarity and confidence—whether the decision is big or small.

Entitlement doesn’t just target the ultra-successful—it can sneak in no matter how much or little you’ve had. So, when success shows up in any form, remember: every good gift is from God. Let your success always reflect His goodness, not just your greatness.

Entertainment is a gift meant to refresh us—but when it takes center stage in our lives, it can quietly turn into a god. It starts calling the shots, consuming our time, shaping our priorities, and pulling us away from what truly matters. If entertainment is driving you toward escape and robbing you of the fruitful life God wants for you, listen up.

Not experiencing the full life Jesus promised? Maybe it’s time to shift your focus. Start giving—not out of obligation, but with gratitude, bold trust, and expectant faith. When you do, you won’t just see change—you’ll see God’s goodness written all over your life.