Devotional

The Book of Acts chronicles the powerful work of the Spirit and the great changes that happened in the history of God. Pentecost means the giving of our first fruits to God. Pentecost began with the outpouring of the Holy Spirit. This scene is shown when the disciples gathered in Mark’s upper room and received […]

We have passed the half-way mark of the 40-day Lenten period. As Christians and churches are preparing for Easter Sunday, this is a time to meditate deeply on how the cross of Jesus Christ played an important role in our lives even today. At this halfway mark of Lent, we have taken a look at

Before coming into a relationship with Christ there are many things that we valued and prioritized. Think about it, you may have taken pride in your job position, or in the brand new car that you were able to afford, or possibly another person. However, upon coming into a relationship with Christ, we are advised

“He loves me, he loves me not, he loves me,… he loves me not”  All year you envisioned what this day would look like. You’ve got all dressed up as you run to the door with the hope to be gifted with a big, fluffy 6-foot teddy bear along with a heart-shaped box of milk

The Lenten period was a tradition that remained unspecified throughout the early history of the Church. It was not until the reign of Emperor Constantine that Christians initiated the landmark Council of Nicea in the year 325 AD to settle the matter of Lent, among other topics of controversial interest. Records suggest that a pre-Easter

Have you ever struggled to get out of bed due to the lack of motivation in spending another 6 hours at a job that was unfulfilling? I know the feeling, friend, and so do many others who work in the secular world. It does not matter the job title or how much money we are

Throughout our lives, we experience highs and lows. The lows can even go to the point of hitting rock bottom, and during uncertainty, we tend to fall into worry and anxiety about what the future holds. Being young or balancing studies with ministry can also come with its burdens. Maybe you are the breadwinner of

This title may be a bit confusing. You may be thinking, “shouldn’t be the gift of the Gospel?” Yeah, that’s an accurate title because the gospel is a gift in itself. But, looking at it more and more, you realize that it’s the gift that keeps on giving. Embedded in the Gospel are at least