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Recovery is not just for those in 12-step programs; it is the daily reality of every believer being sanctified. We…
The English word “worship” comes from “worth-ship”—it literally means ascribing worth to something. When we gather to sing, we are…
The ministry of Jesus was marked by the miraculous. He opened blind eyes, calmed storm-tossed seas, and raised the dead….
There is something spiritual about leaving the building. Whether it is a youth camp, a men’s retreat, or a church…
We often emphasize the Kingship of God—His power, His throne, and His glory. But Jesus introduced a radical shift in…
Opening a new church building is a milestone moment. It represents years of prayer, giving, and labor. But a building…
An evangelistic service has one primary goal: to present Jesus clearly so that people can respond to Him. Romans 10:13…
Worship is not always a natural reflex; sometimes, it must be an intentional command. In Psalm 103, David speaks to…
The world can be a terrifying place. Between global instability and personal crises, people often walk into church feeling exposed…
For decades, the acoustic guitar has been the default instrument for small worship gatherings. But there is a unique power…
