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The Apostles’ Creed is one of the earliest summaries of the Christian faith. For centuries, believers have stood together and declared, “I believe…” Not just as a rote recitation, but as a bold confession that shapes how we live, worship, and follow Jesus. In this series of reflections, we journey…

True or False: Our outward actions betray our inward attitudes. Think about it—at Christmas, you receive a gift from a godparent visiting from overseas. You’ve told her what you wanted, the package looks about the right size, and your excitement builds. But when you finally open it, it’s not what…

“Do not think that I have come to abolish the Law or the Prophets,” Jesus says. “I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them” (Matthew 5:17). With one sentence, He tells us who He is, why He came, and how we’re meant to live in His kingdom.…

At the start of the year, I said this would be a capacity-building year. Not just talk—practice. In Christ, I’m pursuing growth emotionally, relationally, physically, educationally, financially, and spiritually. Many of you are on that journey too. Last week, as we sat with Matthew 5:21–26, conviction met us. That’s good.…

There’s a moment in the Sermon on the Mount when Jesus moves from murder and adultery to something quieter but just as searching: our words. “Again, you have heard that it was said… ‘Do not break your oath, but fulfill to the Lord the vows you have made.’ But I…

Some topics make us brace before we breathe. Divorce is one of them. Many have already chosen a side—some take a hard line because it feels safer, others because it seems more spiritual, still others because the pain hasn’t visited their house. And then there are those whose views softened…

A Letter That Still Speaks Imagine receiving a letter so urgent, so heartfelt, that the writer skips all pleasantries and goes straight to the point. That’s Galatians. Paul writes with fire in his bones because something precious is at stake: the gospel itself. From the very start, Paul makes it…

In 1970, Berry Gordy and his team wrote I’ll Be There for the Jackson 5. It became their fourth #1 hit in a row, the most successful single of Motown’s Detroit era, and the song that established Michael Jackson as more than just a child pop star. His tender voice…

We love a good medieval epic—think 300, Braveheart, Vikings, even Game of Thrones. Picture the scene: two armies facing off, captains parleying in the middle, one last chance to surrender. They refuse, return to their lines, and wait for the signal. Tension hangs heavy. Strategy is in the stillness. Now…

There’s a phrase we often hear in Christian circles whenever we face a difficult situation: “Use wisdom.” It shows up in all kinds of contexts: In a relationship, you forgive and choose to reconcile, but someone warns, “Use wisdom—don’t forget how they hurt you. Fool me once, shame on you.…