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Have you ever put on an outfit that just didn’t feel right? Maybe it was too tight, too loose, or just not your style. It might have been perfectly fine for someone else, but for you—it just didn’t fit.
The same is true for how we connect with God. There isn’t just one way to grow spiritually. We are wired uniquely, and the way we engage with God should fit us—not someone else’s expectations.
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Ever tried something, only to look over and see someone else crushing it while you struggle? Whether it’s sports, a hobby, or work, sometimes it just doesn’t come naturally. The same can be true for connecting with God.
Have you ever wished you could hit the reset button on life? Maybe you bombed a test, lost a friendship, or felt stuck in the same old routine. We’ve all been there. Sometimes, it feels like nothing ever changes, and we wonder if we’re just stuck where we are. But what if God is already working on something new in your life—even if you can’t see it yet?
We’ve all had those moments when life feels overwhelming. You try to fix things, stay positive, and tell yourself it will get better. But no matter what you do, the pieces just won’t fit back the way they were before.
There’s something simple yet profound about how faith is passed down through generations—without us, the next generation won’t know what we know. The church exists today because those who came before us chose to invest in others, ensuring that faith in Jesus didn’t stop with them. Now, it’s our turn.
In life, we often ask, "What should I do about me?" It's a reasonable question. It helps us get fit, manage finances, and improve ourselves. But is it the best question? Jesus invites us to ask something deeper: "What breaks your heart?"
Jesus as the Saviour is a concept that people who have followed Jesus become familiar with. But did you know that Jesus as Saviour is not his primary role, it is in fact a function that occurs because of his true role. Let’s look at it together.
Baptism is more than just a ritual—it’s a defining moment in the Christian journey. It’s a public way of saying, “I’m all in with Jesus,” and it symbolizes a deep inner change. But what does baptism really mean, and how can we understand its significance in our lives today?
When it comes to believing in God and trusting Jesus there can be a world of difference. One area in life where we see a difference is in the sphere of fear.
So it’s December, which means the countdown is on to Christmas! This may bring feelings of sheer excitement because it’s less than 25 days, or feeling overwhelmed with all that you have to fit in within less than a month!
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