Posts from February 2024
Gentleness in a Chaotic World: Applying the Lessons of Ephesians 4:2
Always be humble and gentle. Be patient with each other, making allowance for each other’s faults because of your love” – Ephesians 4:2. Paul’s letter to the Ephesians is filled with wisdom, and Ephesians 4:2 provides practical advice for our daily lives. This passage encourages us to embody three essential qualities: humility, gentleness, and patience. These traits are about personal growth and fostering love and unity in our relationships. Love is the foundation of these qualities, as it is through…
How To Be a Digital Ambassador for Your Church
In a world where digital connection has become a fundamental part of daily life, the opportunity for the church to extend its reach beyond physical walls and into the virtual realm is both immense and filled with potential. As followers of Christ, we are called not only to live out our faith in personal and community settings but to broadcast the love and teachings of Jesus to all corners of the earth. Digital space provides a unique and fertile ground…
Strengthening Our Spiritual Muscles: Taking the Next Step
In our faith journey, we constantly face circumstances that challenge our faith. These are moments when we hear the call to take the next step of faith, to venture into unfamiliar territory, and to trust in God’s plan for us. While some steps may seem intimidating, these moments require confidence and courage. Just as Jesus called His disciples to follow Him without hesitation, we, too, are called to take the next steps in our faith journey, trusting in His guidance…
Building A Positive Legacy
Christians are called to a purpose greater than mere existence in our faith journey. They are invited to weave threads of goodness into the tapestry of humanity, building a rich legacy that glorifies God, encompassing the echoes of one’s values and actions and a love that spreads through generations. It’s about living so that your life tells a story about faith and love, showing others what it means to be a Christian. We should live in a way that plants…