The God Who Goes Before You (Deuteronomy 31:8)
What if God isn’t just with you – He’s already ahead of you? Stepping into the unknown can feel like standing at the edge of a cliff. Whether it’s a new job, a big decision,…
Fear’s Biggest Enemy (Psalm 56:3)
David didn’t deny his fear – he just knew where to take it. Fear is something we all face. It shows up in many ways—worry about the future, anxiety about health, nervousness before a big…
The Antidote to Fear (2 Timothy 1:7)
Fear isn’t from God – so why do we let it Control Us? Fear is a natural emotion that everyone experiences. It can protect us from danger, but it can also hold us back from…
Holy Wednesday – Worship Or Betrayal? (John 12:1-8)
Holy Wednesday is the Wednesday before the Easter Weekend. It is a day where we see true worship and love starkly contrasted against betrayal and false devotion. On this day, we reflect on two very…
Maundy Thursday: A New Commandment (John 13:34)
Maundy Thursday (the Thursday before Easter), is the last night Jesus spent with his disciples before his terrible death on the cross. In just a few short hours, Jesus showed us what it means to…
Good Friday: The Cross and the Overwhelming Love of God (Romans 5:8)
Good Friday is probably the most solemn day in the Christian calendar—a day when the perfect and sinless Son of God became sin for us (2 Corinthians 5:21), took our place, and suffered a horrific…
Easter Saturday: The Silence & Waiting (Romans 6:4)
Easter Saturday is probably the most overlooked day of the Holy Week – One that has some incredibly important lessons to teach! The Bible tells us almost nothing about this day. There were no miracles…
Easter Sunday: The The Day Death Died (Matthew 28:6)
Easter Sunday! The greatest day in human history! Picture this! Before dawn, the world is still shrouded in the shadow of Jesus’ death. His friends and disciples are huddled together behind locked doors, filled with…
Easter Monday: A New Beginning (John 21:12)
Easter Monday can sometimes feel like the morning after a celebration – the confetti has settled, the hymns have faded, and we’re left with the question: What now? The disciples faced the same reality. After…
Embracing God’s Peace Through Prayer (Philippians 4:6–7)
Life often presents us with challenges that can lead to worry and anxiety. In Philippians 4:6–7, the Apostle Paul offers a profound antidote to these feelings: turning to God in prayer. By coming before our…