Worship is more than just singing—it’s a lifestyle of honoring God. Worship matters. It humbles our hearts and reminds us who holds our life in His most capable hands. Worship draws us close to God and transforms us. It can look different for each of us: prayer, praise, obedience, service are among them. What is worship? Worship…
Justification & Sanctification
What happens after you give your life to Jesus? Is salvation just a one-time event, or is there more? Answer: Salvation is both instant and ongoing. What does this mean? I. Justification (Instant and Complete) Definition: Justification is God declaring a sinner righteous through faith in Christ Jesus. It happens instantly when you accept Jesus and is based entirely on God’s…
The Power & Purpose of Prayer
Prayer is an incredible privilege for believers. What is prayer? Prayer is a conversation with God—a loving, all-knowing Father who sticks closer than a brother (Proverbs 18:24). This is amazing because in the days before Christ, only specific people could actually pray and expect to hear directly from God; these people are referred to as…
Building a Prayer Life: A Guide for New Believers
Building a consistent prayer life can feel overwhelming at first, that I can agree and acknowledge firsthand. But it’s important. One of the most important habit you will build in your life. This is a conversation with The One in whom and through whom everything was created. Even me and you. Everything that is, was…
Reading the Bible for Beginners
The Bible, as the Word of God, can feel overwhelming at first—where should you begin? I understand—I’ve been there. Don’t worry, I’ll walk you through some simple steps to start reading and understanding your Bible. If you’re new to Bible study, check out my previous post on Bible study materials to guide you in choosing…
The Good News about Jesus Christ
What is the Good News? Jesus lived a perfect sinless life, suffered our penalty, and died for our sins. He was buried and rose again with all power. Why does this matter? Sin separated us from God, but the Good News (commonly called The Gospel) brings reconciliation to God. 1. The Problem: Our Need for…