Goldmine was the first word I heard the Lord clearly say to me. I was new in Christ, a newborn in God’s Kingdom. I mean, now that I am older in Christ, I believe the Lord had spoken to me previously in diverse ways, but my spirit man was dead to catch the signal; my
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Have you ever felt jealous when someone else receives good things that you wanted? In the story of the prodigal son, we often forget about the older brother, who stayed with his father but felt bitter. His response to his brother’s return shows a heart full of selfishness. Are we also stuck in envy within our faith groups? This message invites us to look at our hearts and find joy in healing. Join us as we discuss the importance of celebrating others and recognizing the blessings available to us in our Father’s house.
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After heartbreak, I discovered the true meaning of love in Jesus. Read my story and find out how God’s reckless love can change yours.
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I really can’t begin to explain how excited I get when I’m able to study the Bible—whether on my own or with others. I love it even more when people indulge me in conversations about what they’re learning about God and His Word. It brings me so much joy! I desire to see many more
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“In the year King Uzziah died, I saw the Lord” (Isaiah 6:1). I have always had an understanding of this verse. However, recently I found myself asking questions – what was so peculiar about that year? Why did Isaiah see the Lord after King Uzziah’s death? The very same year he died—what is the significance
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I had the blessing and opportunity to visit my parents after being away from them—and from home—for such a long time :). One morning, I woke up craving beans. I casually told my mum that I was going to warm the leftover beans in the fridge, and before I could even finish my sentence, she
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It flabbergasts me how David did what he did to Uriah and Bathsheba. First, he was at the wrong place at the wrong time; the bible tells us that David remained in Jerusalem at the time when the Kings went to war. He chose the wrong time to chill for whatever reason he had. In
The Journey from Desire to Sin- A Study of King David’s life ( II Samuel 11) Read More »
This past week, the Lord impressed two things on my heart: discipleship and keeping my eyes on eternity.It’s surprisingly easy to lose sight of God’s Kingdom as we move through everyday life. We slip into familiar rhythms and don’t notice when we’re being weighed down—or even quietly ensnared. The Lord has had to call me
The New Norm – Sin ( Surrounded by a cloud of witnesses) Read More »
Are you just going through the motions? Are you caught up in your feelings—unsure of where you stand with God, or even questioning whether He truly loves you, sees you, or cares for you? This post may help answer those pressing questions tugging at your heart. My hope is that you will find clarity as
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God—the most gracious, powerful, beautiful, and renowned—yet so often misconstrued, misunderstood, and even spoken down to by the very ones He created. As I read through the Old Testament, I see a people who never fully grasped the knowledge of their God. They knew Him as the God of their fathers—Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob—but they
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