Why Serving Others Brings Joy
Why Serving Others Brings Joy You probably know the feeling: you help someone, and your heart feels lighter, brighter, more alive. That warm, deep satisfaction isn’t just a fleeting emotion…
Why Every Believer Should Be Baptized
Why Every Believer Should Be Baptized You’ve probably heard different takes on baptism—some people treat it as optional, others insist it’s essential, and still others focus on what it symbolizes….
Why We Can’t Grow Spiritually Alone
Why We Can’t Grow Spiritually Alone You may feel drawn to solitude. Quiet time, private prayer, and personal Bible study are essential parts of your walk with God, and they’re…
Unity in the Body of Christ: Why It Matters
Unity In The Body Of Christ: Why It Matters Unity in the Church is not optional. If you follow Jesus, you’re part of a people bound together by the same…
5 Simple Ways to Serve Others Daily
5 Simple Ways To Serve Others Daily You want to make a difference, but some days you’re not sure where to start. Serving others doesn’t have to mean grand gestures…
Baptism and Communion: Signs of God’s Covenant
Baptism and Communion: Signs of God’s Covenant You’ve probably heard the terms baptism and communion a thousand times in church, but do you ever pause to ask what they really…
The Power of Belonging to a Church Family
The Power Of Belonging To A Church Family You already know how important it is to belong somewhere — to feel seen, known, and cared for. But when the place…
The Church as Christ’s Hands and Feet on Earth
The Church As Christ’s Hands And Feet On Earth When you hear the phrase “Church as Christ’s body,” you might picture a building, a program, or a weekly meeting. But…
How Jesus Showed Us to Serve Others
How Jesus Showed Us To Serve Others You probably already know that Jesus didn’t just teach service—He modeled it. When you look at Jesus serving others, you see more than…
Why Communion Is More Than Just Bread and Wine
Why Communion Is More Than Just Bread and Wine When you walk into a worship service and see the elements set out—the bread and the cup—you might feel a familiar…