Water is the source of life for every living being on earth—humans, plants, and animals alike. Without water, life cannot survive. From the very beginning, God revealed its importance. On the second day of creation, He formed the vault—the sky—to separate the waters and become the channel through which life would be sustained.   [Genesis 1:6 NIV] 6 And God said, "Let there be a vault between the waters to separate water from water."   We all understand the necessity of physi

None of us who are saved in Christ came to Him by accident. Our salvation is the result of God’s grace and His eternal purpose. As Scripture declares in Ephesians 1:11 , we were chosen and predestined according to the plan of God, who works out everything in conformity with the purpose of His will.   [Ephesians 1:11 NIV] 11 In him we were also chosen, having been predestined according to the plan of him who works out everything in conformity with the purpose of his will,   M

In the world we live in, look-alikes are everywhere. Many businesses struggle because of imitation products, often losing significant market share to copies. Branded apparel, in particular, has countless look-alikes. From a distance, they appear identical—sometimes even more attractive than the original. But on closer inspection, they lack the quality, substance, and authenticity of the real thing.   We see a similar truth in Matthew 21 , when Jesus approached the fig tree.

Every year, as we step into a new year, we begin with great hopes and strong resolutions. But when we look back, the year often turns out to be a mixed one—many plans unfinished and many intentions only half fulfilled. In reality, the new year is simply a reset of the clock. A day is still a day, and the routine of yesterday often continues into today. Yet, the new year carries something deeper: an expectation—a desire to reset, to do better, and to build something greater.  

Every December, we celebrate the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ. Yet His birth was unlike any ordinary birthday—it was marked by miracles that continue to fill our hearts with wonder.   Throughout this December season, we have been exploring the deeper truths surrounding Jesus’ birth. Over the past two weeks, we reflected on Mary’s faith, Joseph’s obedience, and the journey they took together, seeing how heaven’s good news transformed ordinary lives forever. We also looked

The birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ, is celebrated every December, but unlike any ordinary birthday, His birth is surrounded by miracles that still leave us in awe. When we look deeper into the Christmas story, we don’t just see a baby in a manger — we witness heaven touching earth, angels breaking the silence of the night, and a divine plan unfolding before humble hearts. These are moments of wonder that stretch far beyond what the human mind can fully comprehend.   Throug

The birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ, is celebrated every December, but unlike any ordinary birthday, Jesus birth is surrounded by miracles that still leave us in awe. When we look deeper into the Christmas story, we don’t just see a baby in a manger — we witness heaven touching earth, angels breaking the silence of the night, and a divine plan unfolding before humble hearts. These are moments of wonder that stretch far beyond what the human mind can fully comprehend.   At t

Have you ever noticed what it means when someone lifts their hands in a battle? It’s a sign of surrender — a way of saying, “I need help. I need protection.”   In the same way, people express prayer in different forms: some kneel, some lift their hands, and others fall on their faces before God. But there is something uniquely powerful about raising our hands to Him.   The Bible shows this clearly in the story of Moses [Exodus 17:11-12 NIV] . When his hands were lifted, God’s

We are living in days where the signs mentioned in the Bible—especially in 2 Timothy and Revelation—are becoming more visible day by day, reminding us that the last days are drawing near. In every part of the world, God’s people are crying out for revival. We desire to see God move in our families, our churches, and our cities just as He moved on the Day of Pentecost in Acts 2.   But before we pray for a “ Pentecostal revival ,” we must first understand what Pentecost actuall