Last week we were reminded of Jesus’ powerful invitation: “Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness”(Matthew 6:33). But that raises an important question—how do we seek God? Scripture is clear. God is not only interested in whether we seek Him, but how we seek Him. And again and again, the Bible gives the same answer: we are called to seek […]
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At the beginning of a new year, we are invited into a fresh moment—an opportunity to reset our focus, reorder our priorities, and realign our lives with what truly matters. Jesus’ words in the Sermon on the Mount offer a timeless challenge that shapes not just a year, but a life: “Seek first the kingdom […]
In a world full of noise, power struggles, and shifting values, the message of Scripture cuts through with a truth both ancient and eternal: There is a King who reigns. Not a metaphorical king. Not a symbolic idea. A real King—Jesus Christ, the King of Kings. The Christmas story in Matthew 2 reminds us that when Jesus […]
Christmas is approaching quickly, and in a world that often feels heavy, uncertain, and divided, we all need a fresh reminder of hope. Not the fragile kind of hope that depends on circumstances, positive thinking, or wishful optimism. Not the sort of hope that fades when the news cycle turns negative or when life becomes […]
When we talk about the glory of God, we’re talking about His presence and His character revealed. It’s more than a concept—it's something we can experience, reflect, and carry. Throughout Scripture, the glory of God moves, speaks, and transforms. And in Ezekiel’s story, we see this glory interrupt an ordinary moment and change a life forever. […]
“Arise, shine, for your light has come, and the glory of the Lord rises upon you.” (Isaiah 60:1) There’s a divine call echoing through Scripture and resounding in our spirits: Rise up. Rise up from apathy. Rise up from fear. Rise up from the shadows of yesterday’s failures and step into the radiant light of God’s […]
“Then Moses said, ‘Now show me your glory.’” – Exodus 33:18 We often talk about the glory of God—but have you ever stopped to ask, what does that really mean? Is it a bright light from heaven? A feeling of goosebumps during worship? A moment of supernatural awe? For many, “glory” sounds mysterious—something only reserved for prophets […]
Over the past few weeks, our Fresh, Free & Fruity series at Home Church has helped us explore what it means to live fruitful lives — lives that are in step with the Spirit. The Apostle Paul gives us the foundation in Galatians 5:22–25: “But the fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness […]
Galatians 5:22–26 Have you ever noticed how fruit naturally feeds others?A tree doesn’t eat its own fruit—it produces for the nourishment, delight, and refreshment of those around it. That’s the beauty of the fruit of the Spirit. It’s not just about what God grows in us—it’s about what He gives through us to bless the world. Two fruits that […]
When was the last time you saw faithfulness and gentleness celebrated in our world? In a culture that glorifies self-promotion, quick success, and loud opinions, these two fruit of the Spirit seem almost forgotten. Yet they are essential qualities of a Christlike life—countercultural, revolutionary, and deeply transformative. The Apostle Paul reminds us in Galatians 5:22–23 that “the fruit […]