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Embracing Change: A Journey of Faith and Transformation
Change is a constant companion in our journey through life. Yet, how often do we find ourselves resisting its call, clinging to the familiar and the comfortable? It’s not just
Your Journey to Redemption and the Transformative Power of Two Words
Your Journey to Redemption and the Transformative Power of Two Words At life’s crossroads, two powerful words from the scriptures beckon your attention. Their resonance is profound, shedding light on
The Certainty of Christ’s Return: A Call to Faith and Salvation
— In our ever-evolving world, filled with skepticism and doubt, the scriptures provide unwavering certainty. One of the most profound promises in the Bible is the second coming of Christ.
The Eternal Essence of Time and Truth: Lessons from Peter’s Letters
In the bustling rhythm of life, it’s easy to overlook the significance of each ticking second. Our recent sermon, drawing inspiration from Peter’s heartfelt letters from Rome, serves as a
Finding Victory in Faith: A Reflection on ‘Winning in Rome’
Finding Victory in Faith: A Reflection on ‘Winning in Rome’ As we have journeyed together through the epistles of Peter, I have been struck anew by the power and relevance
Rekindling Faith in a Modern World: Reflections on a Stirring Sermon
Last week’s sermon, delivered by Pastor Nate, provided a profound testament to the vitality of faith in our modern world. The pastor, visiting from Washington D.C., drew from his own
When in Rome: Overcoming Mistreatment
When in Rome: Overcoming Mistreatment Today, we delve into a topic that is as old as humanity itself—mistreatment. We’ve all felt it, and truth be told, we’ve all dished it
A Deep Dive into Romans: Navigating the Spiritual Landscape
Greetings, dear readers! I’m thrilled to be writing to you again after my recent sojourn—a fishing trip characterized by a tumultuous weather pattern that mirrored our own here, rather than
Continue coming to Jesus
As children of God, we often find ourselves seeking His divine presence, not in a building or a particular place, but in the person of Jesus Christ. Mr. Kobach once
Living as Christians in a Pressure-filled World
Greetings, dear brothers and sisters in Christ. Today, I’d like us to ponder upon an age-old adage, “When in Rome, do as the Romans do.” Although an anachronism to cite
As believers, our understanding of history, scriptures, and archaeology can shape our faith
I want to share an intriguing perspective on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, an area of immense historical and religious significance. As believers, our understanding of history, scriptures, and archaeology
Chosen by God: An Invitation to Unite All to Christ
Every one of us, whether male or female, has been divinely selected to draw all towards Christ. We are tasked with the mission of reconciliation, to connect a world astray
Lean on God’s Unfailing Strength
In the realm of Christian faith, few can claim a journey quite as remarkable as that of Pastor Mark Bouman. It is not every day that you encounter someone who
Experiencing True FOMO: Fear of Missing Out on God’s Glory
There’s an unquenchable passion, a Fear of Missing Out (FOMO), placed in our hearts by God Himself. It’s an essential part of our spiritual journey that drives us to desire
God has already designed a plan and a mission for your life.
In the divine chronicle of our lives, there are moments when God calls us, prepares us, and bestows upon us a divine mission, just as He did with Gideon. At
Men of the Church
In the spirit of faithful discipleship, let’s delve deeper into what it truly means to be men after God’s own heart. When we discuss the idea of godly men, we
A Letter to the Church of Anchorage
Dear Believers in Christ from Anchorage, Greetings in the name of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. This message is lovingly crafted as an epistle to all Christian denominations in
A Christian perspective on the issue of apathy examines the profound difference between laziness and apathy.
A Christian perspective on the issue of apathy examines the profound difference between laziness and apathy. According to Proverbs 13:4, “A sluggard’s appetite is never filled, but the desires of
God’s Freedom, God-Given Freedom, and the Word of God
As Christians, we must stand for justice, freedom, and equality, following the teachings of Jesus Christ. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. fought for these principles, which are rooted in biblical
As believers in Christ, we must not be afraid of the truth or real dialogue.
The Bible teaches us not to fear, as it is written in 2 Timothy 1:7 (NIV): “For the Spirit God gave us does not make us timid, but gives us
Loving Jesus and Battling Depression: A Christian Perspective
In today’s world, many people struggle with mental health issues such as anxiety and depression. As Christians, we may wonder if it’s possible to love Jesus and still struggle with
The Christian’s Guide to Social Media: Balancing Faith and Connection
Introduction To some, Social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, and TikTok have become an integral part of our daily lives. They allow us to connect with friends
Embracing the Elephant in the Room: Hell
Hell is a topic that many Christians find difficult to discuss. It’s the elephant in the room that no one wants to acknowledge. Questions like, “How could a loving God
One Mind, One Faith: The Power of Unity in the Christian Church
The early church was marked by its fundamental unity. They were a family of believers, wholly dedicated to the principles that bound them together in faith. They were of one
Why We Don’t See Revival: Rediscovering Our Purpose
Why We Don’t See Revival: Rediscovering Our Purpose In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to get caught up in our daily routines and lose sight of the true purpose of
Discernment
As Christians, it’s important for us to engage with social and political issues with discernment and a biblical perspective. In Proverbs 2:9, we are reminded that understanding righteousness, justice, and
Marriage is beautiful
Marriage is a beautiful and sacred institution that has been around for centuries. However, it’s not always a bed of roses, and anyone married can attest that it’s not always

God’s design
What is the definition of the perfect family? I don’t want you to be offended; I want you to listen because, as Christians, our goal is to be holy like

Wisdom is what makes the complex simple.
Wisdom is what makes the complex simple. Why do we ignore the obvious? Ask yourself that question. Why do you miss the obvious? What’s missing in our lives when we’re

Pray Specific
We should understand that the disciples’ prayer teaches us how to pray. When we look at the rest of the prayers throughout the New Testament, it’s clear that Jesus isn’t

When Jesus says, “Pray our Father…”
When Jesus says, “Pray our Father…” Understand this, our prayer life should involve our family, period. It is sad to say, but many people are praying against each other and