The Church is not as a building, it's a bold, living force. Somewhere along the way, people started associating church with quiet rituals, dusty pews, and outdated traditions. But that’s not how it started.
It’s easy to feel like you’re dragging around invisible chains from your past—generational patterns, broken relationships, or spiritual roadblocks you feel like you can’t explain. But the real question isn’t what’s happening to me?
God’s answer to a tired faith has never changed. And it starts with prayer. Prayer aligns earth with heaven and it’s the spark to invite God’s agenda into ordinary circumstances. It’s not about getting our will, but inviting God’s into earth.
When we think about faith, one of the most profound examples in the Bible is the life of Abraham. His journey wasn’t without challenges, but his unwavering trust in God’s promises is a lesson for all of us today.
Obedience can be a tough word—especially when we value our independence. Oftentimes our tension to follow through isn’t about our struggle with control, it’s about trust issues.
Every day, we make countless decisions—what to eat, what to wear, how to respond to offense. But the most important choice you make is often the one you don’t even realize: How will I approach God?