Discipleship 2026

If you have been following Christian global news, you may have heard about the visit of Pope Leo XIV to France. This time, however, the media’s focus was on worship. At the Stade de France, 80,000 people sang together wholeheartedly. Yet, one song stood out and went viral, becoming such... Read More

I am God, and there is no other;I am God, and there is none like me. I make known the end from the beginning, from ancient times, what is still to come. I say, ‘My purpose will stand, and I will do all that I please.’ -Isaiah 46:9–10 There are... Read More

Jesus showed us that loving people does not always mean saying what is easy or comfortable. Sometimes love requires us to speak a difficult truth. But the question is not simply whether we speak the truth rather it is how and why we speak it. In John 8:1–11, Jesus encounters... Read More

We all carry places in our lives that need His healing, wounds from relationships, family, disappointment, rejection, loss, or seasons of deep struggle. Yet admitting that we need healing can be difficult. We often learn to rely on ourselves and hide our weaknesses. But Jesus invites us to humility and... Read More

.Here I am Send me!… Isaiah 6:8There is something different about being there. For years, I have read the reports, looked at the photographs, listened to stories, and prayed for communities miles away in South Sudan. Like most of us, I have celebrated what God is doing through PEER Servants... Read More

When Tradition Competes with Truth“It is for freedom that Christ has set us free.” Galatians 5:1 As Christians, we celebrate the freedom we have found in Jesus. Through His death and resurrection, we have been set free from sin, shame, fear, and condemnation. Yet many believers still find themselves living... Read More

“Give us today our daily bread” is more than a prayer for food. It is a humble declaration that ourlives depend on God. When Jesus taught His disciples to pray these words in Matthew 6:11, Hereminded them to trust the Father for their daily needs rather than being consumed bytomorrow’s... Read More

What if the only Bible someone ever read was your life? Long after your words fade, your actions remain imprinted in people’s memories through how you treated others, how you responded under pressure, and how you loved when it was inconvenient. Jesus reminds us, “Let your light shine before others,... Read More

If you walked into my house right now, you’d probably find a mountain of warm laundry begging to be folded, a sink full of lunch pans, and a kitchen floor sticky enough to compromise your shoes. Somewhere between transferring a load of whites to the dryer and stirring the boiling... Read More

“Everyone should be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry.” — James 1:19 If I’m honest, my husband would probably laugh if he knew I was writing a blog about listening. He will happily tell you that listening is not one of my natural strengths. I... Read More