“Be still, and know that I am God.” —Psalm 46:10 (NASB) Leadership is often imagined as standing tall, decisive, and resolute. Yet true strength—lasting strength—is often discovered in a quieter, humbler posture: kneeling gently, surrendered before God. Our world moves relentlessly, pressing for immediate outcomes and visible achievements. Yet within every shepherd’s heart resides an…
Quietly Known, Deeply Loved
“O Lord, You have searched me and known me.” —Psalm 139:1 (NASB) In the quiet, beyond the reach of expectations and the echo of applause, you are known—intimately, personally, unconditionally. Not because of what you have done, nor for what you might someday accomplish, but simply because He delights in you. It is easy, as…
Broken Bread, Poured Wine: The Cost of Spiritual Leadership
“And when He had taken some bread and given thanks, He broke it and gave it to them, saying, ‘This is My body, which is given for you; do this in remembrance of Me.’” — Luke 22:19 (NASB 1995) When the Table Becomes the Altar In the upper room, on the eve of His betrayal,…
Why Even the Heavens Must Be Remade?
Scripture reveals that Lucifer—once a majestic, high-ranking angel—instigated a spiritual insurrection against God in the heavenly realm. In Isaiah 14:13–14 (KJV), we hear the echoes of pride that fractured the order of heaven: “For thou hast said in thine heart, I will ascend into heaven, I will exalt my throne above the stars of God……
The Church: Faithful in the Few, Fruitful in the Many
There is no single, consistent expression that can adequately describe the Church of Jesus Christ. From small, intimate house churches and storefront fellowships to enormous megachurches, it can be found in a wide variety of forms throughout multiple continents, nations, and centuries. This breathtaking diversity of form reflects a singular spiritual reality: the Church is…
When Life Hurts: Trust God’s Purpose
Life is filled with problems and suffering, yet they are not the same. A problem is a challenge requiring wisdom and action, while suffering is a deeper, often prolonged trial of endurance and faith. Some problems can be solved, but suffering often lingers, stretching our faith, reshaping our character, and drawing us closer to God….
Strife to Strength: Renew Relationships
How often has a single misunderstanding unraveled a relationship that once felt firm? Why do small cracks of resentment widen into unbridgeable chasms? Is it possible that the roots of strife lie not in what happens to us but in what stirs within our hearts? Imagine this… A Married Couple at a Crossroads Once, their…
The Good Shepherd: Model for Leadership and Love
Through an examination of the profound symbolic meaning of shepherding in the Bible, “The Good Shepherd: Model for Leadership and Love” demonstrates that shepherding was more than just a profession; rather, it was a way of life that was founded on dedication and selflessness. An examination of biblical figures such as Abel, Abraham, and King David is presented, with an emphasis placed on the selfless leadership and dependence on God that these individuals provided. Jesus emerges as the model of selfless love and leadership that goes beyond the standards of earthly existence. He is the ultimate Good Shepherd. This makes reference to the enduring legacy and the universal call to shepherd, exhorting all individuals to emulate the compassionate and selfless leadership of Jesus.
The Inscription on the Cross
The Gospel of John (19:19) asserts that the inscription on the cross during Jesus Christ’s crucifixion serves as more than just a historical marker. The inscription, which reads “Jesus of Nazareth” and “King of the Jews,” reveals a multifaceted connection of cultural, political, and theological aspects. These aspects offer insight into the profound importance of…
Raising Faithful Children in a Christ-Centred Home
Explore Christ-centred parenting practices, child spiritual development, discipline with kindness, grace and forgiveness culture, and more parenting advice for raising God-loving children.