The Truth of the Bible

04/06/2026

This year, I felt a deeper pull to truly pause and reflect on Jesus’ death and resurrection, but with reverence, to really grasp what He has done for us. In Gospel of Matthew 26:38, Jesus says His soul is “sorrowful, even to death,” knowing the crucifixion was near.

It’s a verse we may have read many times, often moving past it quickly. Sometimes we assume, “He’s God..He didn’t really feel emotions as we do.” But Jesus was not only fully God; He was fully man. He experienced the depth of human emotion, the weight, the anguish, the sorrow. What He felt in that moment was real.

And still, He chose the cross.

He was sorrowful to the point of death, yet for the joy set before Him, He endured it. That truth alone should cause our hearts to pause, to overflow with gratitude, humility, and love.

His resurrection is not just a moment in history..it is power. It is life. It is freedom.

May we not limit our celebration to one day a year, but live daily in the reality that He is risen. May our lives bear fruit that testifies He is alive. And may our hearts continually respond in faithful obedience.

03/15/2026

Is anyone among you suffering? “ sending good vibes your way. Sending positive thoughts. Don’t worry, it’ll all work out in the end”

But words like these, though they sound hopeful, have no real foundation.

Jesus gives us the foundation, the rock we can stand on regardless of how hard our world is shaking. The foundation of Jesus WILL NOT break.

He tells us that we will go through trials and tribulations, but He also says: “Take heart, I HAVE OVERCOME the world.”

So I encourage you: if you are suffering, pray. Jesus wants to help you. He wants to give you a peace that SURPASSES all understanding, not a peace like the world offers (empty words of encouragement), but a peace that comes only from Him.

Because He is the Prince of Peace. Call on the name of Jesus. There IS POWER IN HIS NAME.

02/05/2026

So often, the words of our mouth and the meditation of our heart don’t fully line up. This verse has been on my mind all week as a reminder to pause and reflect. We can say the right things and speak about loving the Lord, but what we truly dwell on, what captures our thoughts, desires, and attention, can sometimes tell a different story.

It’s important to take an honest look at where our hearts really are. What we think about, long for, and love should match what we speak. When our hearts and words move together, our faith becomes something that’s not just said, but genuinely lived out.

12/29/2025

We’re sharing free lock screens created to encourage and uplift through Scripture. Simple, steady reminders of God’s truth you can carry with you throughout the day

12/29/2025

“Fully committed” is something many of us want, yet often struggle to live out. Our hearts desire to be all in, but we stumble along the way. As this year comes to a close, may we end it with a renewed desire to fully commit to Jesus. He has never wavered in His commitment to us. The best resolution we can make for 2026 is to be completely His. There is nothing greater than being a child of God. May the fruit in our lives show that we are truly committed to Him, walking as obedient children.

12/22/2025

12/14/2025

Greater is He who is in you than he who is in the world.” 1 John 4:4
This isn’t just a comforting verse. It’s a declaration of spiritual authority, a reminder of who we are, and a call to rise with trust in the One who lives within us.
However, what does this really mean?
When Scripture says “He who is in you”, it is talking about the Holy Spirit , God’s presence dwelling, guiding, strengthening, and giving strength to every believer.
“He who is in the world” refers to every opposing force: the enemy, spiritual darkness, temptation, fear, discouragement, and the pressures that try to shake our faith. Do we not deal with these things daily ?
The message is clear:
God’s power within you is greater than any force that comes against you.
This truth isn’t simply some symbolism; it’s spiritual reality. You carry the same Spirit that raised Christ from the dead, do we really comprehend this ? It’s powerful!! That means you’re not walking into your battles unprepared or uncovered , you are backed by heaven itself. This should be enough to get us through any challenge we may face.
Why is it important we understand and apply this verse to our daily lives ?
We live in a world filled with challenges ,internal and external. Physical and emotional. But the early church faced pressures too. The same promise that strengthened them is available to us today.
This verse reminds us that:
We don’t operate in our own strength. When we do, we WILL fail.
We’re not overrun by spiritual opposition. God is GREATER.
We’re not powerless in the face of fear or adversity. We serve a POWERFUL God. We’ve read this verse countless times , but unfortunately few actually believe it to their core. Take this promise and walk hand in hand with the Lord, there is nothing greater.

12/03/2025

We had the privilege of sending Bibles to four nations : Pakistan, Malawi, Zimbabwe, and Nigeria. What a joy it is to spread the GOOD NEWS of Jesus !

11/10/2025

Contentment. A word that has become obsolete in our day in age. We constantly want and want more. Here we see the importance of not only godliness but contentment. This is a difficult place to be when our world is filled with consumerism, influencers and influences to want more. But Jesus doesn’t task us with the impossible. Look to Him to fill you with what He wants for you and to you WILL be content. Only Jesus can satisfy us.

06/22/2025

“Humble yourselves, therefore, under God’s mighty hand, that He may lift you up in due time.” — 1 Peter 5:6

When we let go of pride and choose humility, we place ourselves in the perfect position for God’s grace to work in us and through us.