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Jesus is Lord is far more than a catchy phrase. It is a declaration of truth.

True humility resides in the heart. When your heart is humble, wealth, status, knowledge, or influence will not make you proud.

Peter offers a powerful example of how to respond to betrayal—with repentance, restoration, and renewed commitment

Betrayal is painful and costly. And whether small or great, every betrayal matters. Just as all sin separates us from God, every act of betrayal leaves a scar.

If Jesus lives in you and you continue to walk with Him, then you are truly alive.

And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.

In the natural world, there may be multiple routes to reach a destination. But in the spiritual realm, there is only one path to the Father, and that path is Jesus.

The glory of God is not a distant ideal - it is real, present and within reach.

The harvest is huge. But there are not enough harvesters to bring it in. Learn more on the above in today's lesson...

The warning in 2 Timothy 4 vs 3 is unmistakable: a time will come when people will no longer tolerate sound teaching.

There is tremendous power in the name of Jesus!

The ten plagues of Egypt are a powerful display of both God's justice and His mercy.

A biblical illustration of the power of unity is the tower of babel. The people had one language and a shared vision. Together, they decided to build a city and a tower that reached the heavens. Learn more on the above in today's episode...

A form of godliness refers to people who imitate godliness externally but deny God's true authority and power in their lives.

One modern example of a believer who lived out the powerful message of No Turning Back is Charlie Kirk, a young American missionary who gave his life for the gospel. With unwavering courage, he spoke hard truths in a culture drifting from God — and it ultimately cost him everything.

To maximize your calling means to understand the weight and wonder of your calling. It is a commitment to use every opportunity to serve, teach, encourage, and ultimately lead others to Jesus.

Being “a man after God's heart” means being spiritually sensitive and in tune with the will of God. David began as a humble shepherd, the youngest son of Jesse. He was imperfect, but had a heart that longed after God.

Today, we continue our exploration of the David and Goliath story by focusing on the theme: "Fight for the Spoil." This topic draws from David's determination in asking about the reward for defeating Goliath—even after being dismissed by his brother...

The full armor of God consists of the belt of truth, breastplate of righteousness, feet prepared with the gospel of peace, shield of faith, helmet of salvation, sword of the Spirit, and prayer.

In the biblical story of David and Goliath, the sling takes on a powerful role. David used a sling to launch a stone that ultimately killed Goliath. What was usually just a tool for chasing small animals became, in David's hands, a weapon of deliverance.

Psalm 23 vs 6 states "Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life; and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever". This verse carries a sense of conclusion and completeness.Listen to the final part of our Psalm 23 series...

Psalm 23 vs 5 presents two profound promises: A table prepared for you in the presence of your enemies and A life of overflow. These are the themes we will explore in today's lesson.Listen and be blessed.

Today, we dive into Psalm 23 vs 4 -  "Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I will fear no evil, for you are with me..." In this episode, you will learn that the darkest valley is a part of life's journey, but it is also where faith is strengthened.Listen and be blessed

The path of righteousness is not always smooth. It is not indicative of good behavior and adhering to moral standards. It is the path that leads to eternal life.Learn more in today's episode...

Today, we continue our exposition on Psalm 23 by examining two key phrases - Green Pasture and Still Waters. These phrases are symbolic of both spiritual and physical needs.

The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want. Declare this truth confidently, knowing that Jesus cares for you deeply.

At salvation, we received a new birth and a new origin.

They are not just events but sacred ceremonies where our idenin Christ is proclaimed tobthe world.

It is about character and conduct, the virtues that adorn a child of God.

“Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth speaketh”

To forget who we are in Christ is to live beneath our calling

Having the advantage is not enough, it must be stewarded wisely.

This is the confidence of preservation- unseen yet real.

Divine supply flows from a source that never diminishes.

'The Christian is...not fighting for victory but from victory.'

'Your deeds are like your monuments. Built with memories insyead of with stone. '

Love is the crown that makes the stature of a perfect man complete.

True maturity in Christ is tested not only in prayer or worship but in how we extend grace and kindness to those around us, even when it is undeserved.

Godliness is the fragrance of Christ that sets you apart in a decaying world.

Patience anchors us through the storms until the promise is fulfilled.

Temperance is the mastery of the body and mind so that the spirit may lead.

Without knowledge, even the most sincere zeal can be misguided, leading us into error.

Virtue is the fruit that faith produces in a transformed life.

Faith is the root from which every other quality springs.

...true wisdom begins when we approach God with reverence.

Eve's careless conversation with the serpent and Samson's blind trust in Delilah opened the door to deception.Learn more on the above in today's episode...

Trusting in God is not an escape from storms, but a guarantee that the storms will not consume us.

What sustains us is not the stability of the world, but the unchanging faithfulness of God.

Our confidence is not in the economy, government policies, or human protection, but in the One who neither slumbers nor sleeps.

Joy is not the denial of pain but an affirmation of faith.

"By Myself have I sworn... in blessing I will bless thee, and in multiplying I will multiply thy seed as the stars of the heaven."