Jacob’s blessing to Joseph reveals a powerful spiritual truth—Joseph was not just a branch but a fruitful branch, flourishing because he stayed near the source of life. His fruit extended beyond the wall, just as Jesus, the true Branch, reached beyond Judaism to bring salvation to all. As believers, we are called to be fruitful branches, abiding in Christ and bearing the fruits of the Spirit. But our fruit must not stay within the church walls—it should extend into our communities and the world, bringing the gospel to all people.  Read More

Everyone is motivated by something. Even a lazy man can be moved to action under the right circumstances. The apostle Paul was a man driven by a deep sense of obligation. He said, “I am a debtor both to the Greeks and to the Barbarians, both to the wise and to the unwise” (Romans 1:14). Because of what Christ had done for him, he couldn’t keep the good news to himself. Are there people in your life who motivate you to live for God? What drives you to keep going when life gets difficult?  Read More

Our church will run two Sunday services for the first four Sundays of March (March 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd):First Service: 8:30 AMSunday School: 9:45 AMSecond Service: 11:00 AM On the fifth Sunday, we'll come together for our All-Church Unity Service at 10:00 AM. This special service brings our entire congregation together to share our experiences and worship as one community during this month of try...  Read More

In Sunday's message, Pastor Earl challenged us to reflect deeply on our spiritual journey with the powerful reminder: "For the kingdom of God is not in word, but in power. It's not in what you say, it's in what you do. It's not what you say you are, it's who you are." This message encourages us to live out our faith beyond mere words, embracing actions that truly reflect the teachings of Christ. I...  Read More

A fresh start begins with an honest inventory of your life. Colossians 2:10 declares, “And you are complete in Him, who is the head of all principality and power.” Evaluate your assets as tools God has given you. Learn from past experiences, especially painful ones, as God never wastes a hurt. Reflect on life lessons and biblical truths, remaining faithful to what you’ve been taught. Finally, seek wise counsel, as humility and teachability open doors to growth. With God’s guidance, you’ll see how He has prepared you for this new beginning.  Read More

The start of a new year is a time to embrace God’s promises and reflect on His renewing grace. Isaiah 43 reminds us that our past failures don’t define us—God is doing a new thing, bringing life even to the wilderness. Whether you’re making resolutions or recommitting to spiritual disciplines, grounding your intentions in Scripture and leaning on God’s grace ensures they lead to growth and faithfulness. Begin this year with renewed hope, anchored in His unchanging Word.  Read More

Christmas is a celebration of God's love displayed through the birth of Jesus Christ, who came to save us. Beyond the decorations and gatherings, it reminds us of the Savior's journey from the manger to the cross, offering hope and joy to all who believe.  Read More

Start this 15-day Christmas reading plan to reflect on the promises and fulfillment of Christ's coming. Each day leads you through key Scriptures, concluding with the celebration of His birth on Christmas Day.  Read More

In a culture where worth is often measured by possessions, many struggle to feel valuable apart from what they own. A recent survey reveals how some seek self-worth through shopping, yet the Bible reminds us that our true value is rooted not in material things but in God’s love and our identity in Christ. As Colossians 3:2-3 urges, 'Set your mind on things above.' This truth offers us freedom from the fleeting pursuit of possessions and anchors our worth in the One who created and redeemed us.  Read More

John 3:16 – "For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life." "We should never take this verse for granted. It is the very foundation of our forgiveness and the promise of Heaven. It reminds us that when we die (2 Samuel 12:23), our loved ones have the hope of resurrection through Christ’s sacrifice. This vers...  Read More

Summer has passed, and fall is fading away. Winter is just around the corner. Many people experience frustration and disappointment during this time of year. Here are some observations to encourage thankfulness in this season. "In everything give thanks: for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus concerning you."— 1 Thessalonians 5:18 (NKJV) When we give thanks in everything, we bring pleasure ...  Read More

As Christians, our civic duty goes beyond choosing a candidate—it’s about aligning our choices with God’s principles. This post explores seven Biblical values, from justice to the sanctity of life, that should guide our voting decisions. Let’s remember to vote policies over personalities, honoring God in every aspect of our citizenship.  Read More