Category: Blog
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Leaving the Familiar to Follow Jesus
Leaving the Familiar to Follow Jesus A Reflection on Mark 10:28–30 In Mark 10:28–30, Peter says to Jesus, “We have left everything to follow You.” In other words, Peter was saying, “Lord, we gave up our old lives, our plans, our comfort, and everything familiar to us. What happens now?” Honestly, that is a question…
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Overwhelmed because you are Carrying the Weight of the World? Lay It Down at His Feet
Sometimes, life feels like it’s throwing everything at us all at once. Challenges big and small, distractions, worries — they pile up. If you’re the kind of person who carries the weight of caring for others — emotionally, spiritually, physically, or financially — the burden can feel even heavier. If you’ve never found yourself in…
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Pursuing Intimacy with The Holy Spirit
Have you ever wondered how intimacy with the Holy Spirit can completely transform your life? Reading through the New Testament, one thing stands out: people who encountered the Lord Jesus were touched one way or the other. They were delivered, healed, outraged or saved – but not all experienced a personal relationship with the Lord. …
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Feeling Lost? Find Your Calling. Trust in God’s Plan.
Have you ever felt frustrated by the uncertainty of your true calling, despite sensing deep down that you have one? I know that feeling all too well, and it can indeed be overwhelming. Take heart—God is not the author of confusion, and He doesn’t want you to be burdened by this. In Jeremiah 1:5, He…
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A Simple Approach to Prayer
When I first gave my life to Christ, I struggled with prayer. It wasn’t that I didn’t know what to pray for, but I felt pressure to sound like the seasoned believers around me. I wanted my prayers to be “perfect”—impressive to God and those listening. This mindset became a roadblock, turning my prayer time…
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Discovering the Power Associated to God’s Names
The names of God are far more than titles—they are revelations of His character and nature. Through His names, God invites us to understand Him better, even though our understanding will never be complete this side of heaven (1 Corinthians 13:12.). By revealing Himself in ways we can grasp, God meets us where we are…
