“Follow Me.” Two simple words that launched the greatest movement the world has ever known.

Ever wondered what really happened in that moment when Jesus said, “Then neither do I condemn you”? The story is far more powerful than a call to be better.

We’re living in days where prophecy is being fulfilled before our eyes — a time of awakening and disciple-making like never before!

After tragedy struck at a university rally, something unexpected happened—one Tennessee church saw attendance grow by 65%. Across campuses, young men are asking deep questions about faith, purpose, and truth. Could this be the beginning of a new awakening?

Have you ever paused to think about what propitiation really means? It’s more than a theological term—it’s the heartbeat of God’s great story of love.

Are we sometimes so focused on getting everything right that we miss the one thing that really matters—helping people meet Jesus?

Peter’s warning about false freedom is still true today. From a culture that glorifies death to a couple who found real freedom in Jesus, this story is a powerful reminder of who—or what—truly masters us.

Peter was an eyewitness to fulfilled prophecy. The life, death, and resurrection of Jesus confirmed centuries-old promises—showing us that God’s Word is true and trustworthy.

2 Peter 1:5-7 paints a beautiful picture of the disciple’s journey—faith leading to goodness, knowledge, self-control, perseverance, godliness, mutual affection, and finally, love. What does this look like in real life?

Following Jesus doesn’t mean avoiding trials—it often means facing them with courage and perseverance. Discipleship is not easy. It’s entering into a spiritual battle where new believers need someone to walk alongside them.

What do our lives reveal? Our actions, words, and daily choices can either point people away from God—or draw them closer to Him.

Evangelism and discipleship aren’t two separate callings—they’re woven together in Jesus’ commission.