Scripture: Hebrews

The book of James calls us to something deeper. It is not enough to simply hear God’s word; we are to live it. The Word is alive, sharp, and searching, cutting through our excuses and revealing what is real within us. Like a mirror, it shows who we…

In James we are shown that trials are not curses but gifts. Hardship refines us like fire purifies metal, shaping patience and endurance, and teaching us to find joy in God’s work within us. Wisdom is promised to those who ask in faith. It comes not all at…

We hear God asking us deep questions. These questions remind us that God sees us clearly and calls us to trust Him right where we are. Like Moses, we may feel weak or unqualified, but God’s presence and power are enough. We are challenged to stop making excuses…

We see David, the great king, leaving his throne and crossing the Kidron Valley, betrayed by his own son and feeling crushed by grief. We picture his tears and the sorrow of the people, and we realize that sometimes we too walk through valleys of pain, loss, or…

There’s a famous painting that shows a king playing chess with the devil. Satan sits across from him with a smirk on his face, believing he has the king in checkmate. The king looks worried, sweating, with his hand on his head as he studies the board. But…

In this message we look at how Paul encourages us to rejoice in the Lord, as this shifts our focus from ourselves and our struggles to Christ and what He’s done for us. Just like Paul, who faced immense hardship yet found joy in God, we’re reminded that…

Waiting is part of life, but how we wait matters. As Christians, we are waiting for Jesus to return, just as farmers wait for the rain. James reminds us that a good farmer doesn’t just sit around—he works while he waits. He prepares his fields, tends his crops,…

Today, we reflect on the greatest rescue story ever: God coming to save us. Just like stranded astronauts or boys trapped in a cave need rescuers to come to them, we need a Savior. Jesus, the Word, becomes flesh and comes to us. He doesn’t stay distant. He…