In Ephesians 2:14–22, Paul reveals the heart of the gospel: Jesus Himself is our peace. Through the Cross, God has broken down every dividing wall and united all believers into one people—one family, one nation, and one holy temple. What does Christ’s reconciling work mean for the church today? Listen in...

In Ephesians 2:14–22, Paul reveals the heart of the gospel: Jesus Himself is our peace. Through the Cross, God has broken down every dividing wall and created one new people, reconciled to Him and to one another. What does this mean for the church—and for us today? Listen in...

The Bible tells us that though our sins were once scarlet, God’s grace can make us white as snow. From being outsiders, far from God and without hope, we are brought near through the blood of Christ. This message explores the grace that rescues the lost, washes away sin, and brings us into new life in Jesus. Listen in...

Ephesians 2:1–10 paints a powerful contrast: “And you…”—dead in sin—and “But God…”—rich in mercy and overflowing in grace. We don’t earn salvation; we receive it as God’s abundant gift through faith. What does it really mean to be “saved by grace,” and how should that shape our lives today? Listen in...

In Mark 12, a scribe asks Jesus a powerful question: “Which commandment is the greatest of all?” Jesus’ answer reveals the very heart of the Christian life—loving God fully and loving others deeply. But one question remains: Are we simply near the Kingdom… or actually in it? Let’s explore what true discipleship looks like and what it means to follow Jesus all the way. Listen in....

In 2 Peter 3:1–14, we’re reminded that Jesus will return—and that truth should shape how we live every day. Peter challenges us to live holy and godly lives, not as skeptics, but as people waiting and even hastening the coming of Christ. Do you believe Jesus is coming—and are you living like you believe it? Listen in....

When Isaiah saw the Lord high and lifted up, he was overwhelmed by God’s holiness and his own unworthiness. But through God’s mercy, his guilt was taken away—and his life transformed. Discover what Isaiah’s vision reveals about who God is and how we respond to His call. Listen in...

Families can’t thrive without the Lord at the center. Psalm 127 reminds us that unless God builds the house, our efforts are in vain. Learn what it means to let Him direct your home through obedience, prayer, and trust in His wisdom. Listen in...

Strong families don’t just happen—they’re built on Christ. In Ephesians 5:21–33, Paul reminds us that when every member of the household submits to one another out of reverence for Jesus, everything begins to work as God designed. A Christ-centered home is a healthy home. Listen in....

From the beginning, God designed the family as the foundation of human life. In Genesis 2:18–25, we’re reminded that His plan for marriage and family still stands today. How can we strengthen our homes and honor God’s design in a culture that’s forgotten it? Listen in...

Every family has its struggles—even the ones that look picture-perfect. From Adam and Eve to Cain and Abel, Genesis reminds us that all families are flawed, but God never gives up on them. The good news? He invites us into His own family—a place where grace, love, and hope always win. Listen in...

Evil is real, but it does not have the last word. In Romans 12:17–21, Paul shows us how to overcome evil—not with more evil, but with the power of good. How do we recognize evil, remember the true enemy, and rely on the cross of Christ to win the victory? Listen in...

In John 15, Jesus calls Himself the Vine and His followers the branches. To bear fruit, we must abide in Him—and sometimes that means being pruned by the Father. True fruitfulness shows itself in love, righteousness, and a life rooted in Christ. Listen in...

In John 14, Jesus comforts His disciples with a bold claim: “I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life.” He isn’t showing a way to God—He is the Way. The good news? That way is open to everyone. Listen in...

In John 11, Jesus declares, “I am the resurrection and the life.” Eternal life isn’t just about the future—it’s about knowing Him now and living in the reality of His promise today. The question remains: Do you believe this? Listen in...

In John 10, Jesus calls Himself both the Door and the Good Shepherd—the One who gives His life for His sheep and leads them to safety. Have you entered through the Door and found the Shepherd’s care? Listen in...

In a world full of darkness, Jesus declares, “I am the Light of the World.” In John 8, He reminds us that light and darkness cannot coexist—and that His light always wins. Are you walking in the light, or still lost in the dark? Listen in...

Right after feeding the 5,000, Jesus calls Himself the “Bread of Life” and says His followers must eat His flesh and drink His blood—words that shocked many. In John 6:22–69, we learn what He really meant and why it’s a matter of life and faith. Listen in...

In Exodus 3, God revealed His sacred name to Moses: “I AM.” Centuries later, Jesus used the same name, showing He is the fulfillment of Scripture and the only way to God. What does “I AM” mean—and why does it matter for us today? Listen in...