Who are you, and what were you made for? Take a moment to reflect on the ways God has been at work in your life.…
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What we believe about Jesus and ourselves matters. In Matthew 16, Peter has a mountaintop experience triggered by Jesus' question: "Who do you say I am?" Who do you say Jesus is and what do you hear him saying about you?…
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In Mark 8, Jesus challenges his disciples to confront the profound question of his identity, ultimately leading to a powerful revelation that beckons us all to discover the essence of true discipleship.…
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Jesus doesn’t seek out trained rabbis and priests to be his disciples; instead, he calls a few Galilean fishermen to follow him and join his ministry. What is the beginning of your faith story? When has God sought you out? …
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Like the Israelites, we all come across situations in our lives that seem too risky, too scary, or too overwhelming. The Israelites' story teaches us not to lose sight of the bigger picture.…
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Psalm 50 invites readers to witness a divine courtroom drama, where God is the ultimate judge. It weaves together a powerful narrative of justice, worship and the transformative potential of a genuine relationship with the Creator.…
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Through the Israelites’ story, we are reminded that God loves imperfect people — in fact, time and again, that’s precisely who God claims and calls. What can we learn from their journey from Egypt to the Promised Land?…
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Mark 1 unfolds with the dynamic narrative of John the Baptist, who heralds the arrival of Jesus.…
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In the story of Jesus’ baptism, the heavens part open and the voice of God wraps Jesus in joy and loving care. Some translations of Luke 3:22 read, “in you, I find happiness and delight.” Therefore, we can conclude that we are also the source of God’s joy. When we…
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John 1 blends poetic language and profound theology to introduce the concept of the Word becoming flesh, God in human form.…
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