Fruitfulness is more than success; it’s the Holy Spirit’s work in us. Discover how the Fruit of the Spirit; love, joy, peace, and self-control, shape a life that glorifies God.

Have you ever stopped to ask yourself: Am I really fruitful? Not just busy, not just successful by the world’s standards, but truly fruitful in God’s eyes. In this blog post, we explore how to live a truly fruitful life by abiding in Christ. Learn how His Spirit transforms your character, works, and witness for God’s glory.

Have you wanted to make a real difference in the world? Not just in big, flashy ways, but in everyday actions that leave a lasting impact? Jesus tells us how to in Matthew 5:14-16: “You are the light of the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hidden.” Being a world changer isn’t reserved for pastors, missionaries, or public figures. It’s a call for every believer. God has designed each of us to shine His light, transform lives, and leave a legacy that glorifies Him.

What does it really mean to be fruitful as a Christian? Is it just about attending church, or is there something deeper? In today's plog post, we share how Christian discipleship is the key to fruitfulness in the Christian life. Learn from Paul and Timothy how obedience, sacrifice, and guidance shape growth and walk with Christ.

Faith is more than just believing—it’s about walking closely with God and sharing His love with others. This blog is a reminder that true discipleship begins with knowing God intimately and allowing His purpose to shape our lives. It’s not enough to only attend church or call ourselves Christians. We are called to be disciples and to make disciples. That means reflecting Christ in our homes, in our communities, and in the world around us.

Prayer isn’t just asking—it’s growing closer to God. Learn how to build your altar and make prayer the heartbeat of your faith.

What if you could find light that never fades and life that never ends? In a world often overshadowed by confusion, suffering, and spiritual fatigue, the Bible offers a powerful message: Jesus is both the Light and the Life. John 1:4–5 tells us, “In Him was life, and that life was the light of all mankind. The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it.

Letting Jesus in is more than a moment. It is a life-changing and powerful decision that brings forgiveness, purpose, and a deeper relationship with Christ.

Are you building for yourself or investing in what matters to God? This blog unpacks Jesus' parable of the rich fool and challenges us to rethink generosity—not just as giving, but as a lifestyle of purpose. It's a heart check for anyone who wants to move from consuming to contributing, from self-focus to Kingdom impact. Ready to live rich toward God?

Introduction Let’s be real—Easter often becomes just another holiday. We gather in church, dress our best, sing the songs, and go home....

Introduction Welcome back to our series on An Excellent Spirit! In Part 1, we explored what it means to have an excellent spirit. In Part...

Let's look closer at three key qualities that build an excellent spirit—faithfulness, diligence, and boldness.

What sets you apart in life and faith? An excellent spirit isn’t about being perfect—it’s about having the right attitude, being faithful.

Love is not just an emotion; it is a reflection of God’s nature.

Love is more than just a feeling- it's a commitment, an action and a reflection of God's character. Discover God's love and how to live it.

Discover God's attributes- His love, holiness, power and grace- and learn how His divine nature shapes your faith and daily life.

Healing from trauma is a journey, not a destination and you can take meaningful steps toward recovery to reclaim your life.

As we step into a new year filled with opportunities, challenges, and hope, have you paused to reflect on where you stand spiritually?...

Goliath walked out toward David with his shield bearer ahead of him, sneering in contempt at this ruddy-faced boy. “Am I a dog,” he...

Introduction Good morning Church. I'm sure that you would have noticed that there appears to be a whiff of some sort of celebration in...