A Home Church Ministry
Many Christians today are scaling the spiritual dangers of wealth like free-solo climbers on El Capitan—with no preparation and no awareness of the risk. Jesus warned clearly and repeatedly that riches are spiritually dangerous, yet much of the Church celebrates what he condemned. This post calls us to rediscover Jesus as our true treasure and repent of the materialism that has distorted his teaching.
Jesus didn’t say “tolerate your enemies”—he said love them. In a culture driven by outrage and division, this command is either ignored or explained away. But Christians are called to something much more; to make peace through the cross. This post calls us to examine our hearts and embrace the radical love that Jesus modeled and demands.
Jesus doesn’t separate faith from compassion. In Matthew 25:40, he says our treatment of the hungry, the stranger, and the prisoner is how we treat him. Many Christians today dismiss care for the vulnerable as optional. But Jesus makes it central. It’s time to recover the gospel's forgotten mercy.
Many Christians admire boldness more than mercy. But Jesus says the merciful—not just the correct—are the blessed ones. In an age of outrage and theological pride, mercy isn’t optional. It’s the mark of those who’ve received God’s heart. We must return to Jesus’ vision: truth expressed through compassion and grace.
Have we lost the gift of sabbath rest? Caught between our culture of busyness and legalism, Christians sometimes miss Jesus’ invitation to renewal. Let's look deeper!
In this series, we're looking at some of Jesus' most neglected teachings. This post looks at "judgment" and brings Jesus' teaching home with concise clarity.
In this series we're looking at some of the neglected teachings of Jesus that need our attention.
Are you seeking holiness but continuing to struggle with old habits? This post helps you understand the battles we fight as Christians.
Would you free-solo climb the most dangerous mountain in the world without any preparation? Then why would you seek wealth without first preparing your soul?
What does it take for Christians to step into our role as peacemakers in a conflict like the war in Gaza? Let's take a hard look at this question.
