Ramah Church

09/04/2026

🌳A tree never strains or stresses to produce fruit; it simply stays rooted, absorbs the water and sunlight, and grows what it was naturally made to grow.

In a world full of noise, outrage, and constant performative pressure, it’s easy to feel weary. We try so hard to fix ourselves in our own strength, but true, lasting change doesn’t come from self-will—it comes from the Root.

Notice that Scripture calls this the fruit of the Spirit, not the fruit of our own effort. When we abide in Christ, stay grounded in His Word, and walk daily with the Holy Spirit:

🌱 Love replaces self-centeredness
🌱 Joy outlasts our temporary circumstances
🌱 Peace steadies our hearts in chaos
🌱 Patience & Kindness soften our reactions
🌱 Goodness & Faithfulness keep our integrity intact
🌱 Gentleness & Self-Control guard our testimony

Let’s take a deep breath together. Stop trying to manufacture righteousness on our own. Abide in the True Vine (John 15), let the Spirit do His work in our hearts, and trust that He will bring forth a rich, beautiful harvest in His timing.

Is there a particular fruit of the Spirit that you need to ask God to cultivate in your life this week? Let’s pray for one another.

Have a blessed day, friends! ☀️🙏

09/03/2026

In a world that feels like it is constantly shifting under our feet, we need a foundation that never moves.

King David knew what it was like to face chaos, uncertainty, and overwhelming odds, yet he wrote these words of absolute confidence:

"The Lord is my rock and my fortress and my deliverer, my God, my strength, in whom I will trust; my buckler, and the horn of my salvation, and my high tower." (Psalm 18:2)

When culture changes, institutions crumble, and earthly promises fail, Christ remains an unshakeable stronghold. Whatever battle you are facing today, do not anchor your hope in the shifting sands of this world. Run to the Rock that cannot be moved.

Stand firm in faith today.

08/30/2026

Fifth Sunday worship will not be live streamed this morning.

08/25/2026

God is good, his love never quits, and his faithfulness lasts forever—no matter what you’re facing today. You don't have to carry your burdens alone because the same God who was faithful to generations past is holding your future right now!

Here’s how you can live that out today:

- Look for the good: Start your day by naming three things you’re grateful for.
- Let go: Stop trying to control everything and trust his track record.
- Encourage someone: Send a quick text to a friend who needs a reminder that they are loved.

Rest easy today knowing you're anchored in him!

08/21/2026

Some things are good, but when you gather the right things together, they really make an awesome combination. On a whim, I combined a cherry and chocolate Tootsie Roll and WOW. A chewy chocolate-cherry cordial afternoon treat. Matthew 18:20 tells us that where “two or three are gathered together in My name, I am there in the midst of them.”
Just like those two flavors are better together, we were never meant to walk this life alone. There is a special kind of power and awesomeness that occurs when the body of Christ gathers. When we come together in His name, He doesn’t just show up—He transforms the whole experience into something so much greater than the sum of its parts.
It’s a great reminder that our faith is meant to be shared. Everything is better when we’re gathered in His presence! 🙌✨ Come join us for worship this Sunday at 11:00. Dress is "come as you are, just as Jesus accepts us."

08/21/2026

Jesus has OVERCOME this world.

08/18/2026

What is the purpose of the Law and Sin?
1) Why did God allow sin to enter the world and 2), why was the law given?
Sometimes I get frustrated, considering the original sin, the fall of humanity. As we go through life, we are often faced with the thought of “if only.”
A few of my “if only” to consider. If only there were no cancer in the world. If only there were no earthquakes or bad weather. Feel free to insert your own “if only.”
Romans chapters five and six provides some insight that may help us understand some answers to these two questions. What if something BIGGER than living an innocent eternity in the garden of Eden in communion with God were possible?
Our eternal destiny got an upgrade. Because of Jesus’ sacrifice, our eternal destiny is the New Jerusalem instead of a garden on earth.
The law was given to prove to us that no matter how hard we try, we can never fulfill the demands of the law. We must have a sacrifice, His name is Jesus. In essence, the law reveals the unfiltered depth of sin.
Enter Calvary. At the cross of Calvary sin and its power were crushed. Our eternal destiny was shifted from a dirt floor to streets paved with gold and gates made of pearl.
God’s redemptive power and glory were revealed with a clarity that could have not been achieved without sin and its penalty paid for by Jesus.
Live this day with the full understanding of how much God loves YOU! Let’s join together and praise God with thankful hearts for His wonderful plan of salvation. To God be the glory!

08/13/2026

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Thank you to Ramah Church for the school supplies. We appreciate your support for our students.💜🖤💜

08/12/2026

I may loose some religious friends over this post but if you can relate to this music video, we can be friends…

Stream "Before The Soul Goes To Waste": https://santa-anna.ffm.to/b...

08/10/2026

No suit or fancy dress required to come and worship here. 👇

A man may have no expensive clothing, no social status, and no worldly possessions, yet still possess the greatest treasure of all—a heart devoted to God.

The world often measures people by wealth, appearance, or success, but Scripture reminds us that every person has equal value because we are all created by the Lord.

The Bible warns believers not to show favoritism toward those with wealth while overlooking those who are poor. God sees beyond outward appearances and looks at the heart. Faith, humility, and trust in Him are treasures that cannot be bought.

When we stand before Jesus Christ, money cannot purchase salvation, status cannot earn God's favor, and appearance cannot reveal the condition of the soul.

What matters is whether we have placed our faith in Him.

The poorest person on earth may possess a richness that this world can never offer—a genuine relationship with God through Jesus Christ.