Blog
Our blogs are filled with devotional ideas and concepts about being a disciple and is a resource for disciples who want to become disciple-makers.
The Excuse That Changed Nothing… But Grace Changed Everything
It sounds unbelievable, yet this ancient story reveals something deeply relevant today: failure does not have to be the end of someone’s story.
A Song Worth Joining
A glimpse into heaven reveals more than worship, it reveals the reason for it. A Lamb who was slain. A price fully paid. People redeemed from every corner of the earth.
The Day All Creation Will Sing
What if worship is bigger than we’ve imagined? Revelation 5:13 gives us a glimpse of a coming moment when every creature—in heaven, on earth, and in the sea—will join in praise to the Lamb.
Your Prayers Are Held in Heaven
In the throne room of heaven, we’re given a stunning picture: your prayers are kept in golden bowls, rising like a sweet fragrance before God. They matter more than you think.
When Jesus Knocks… Is It Really About Salvation?
“Behold, I stand at the door and knock…” — a verse many of us know well. But what if this invitation wasn’t written to unbelievers… but to the church?
When the World Chooses Death, Easter Still Whispers Hope
The heartbreaking story of Noelia Castillo reveals a growing reality—a culture where despair can feel louder than truth, and death is offered as a solution instead of healing.
Faith Under Fire
Across parts of the world, the cost of following Jesus is rising. Pastors are being arrested. Churches are preparing. And yet—the Gospel is still moving forward.
A Declaration That Defies Empires
When Paul wrote Romans 10:9, he wasn’t offering a simple formula—he was making a bold, dangerous declaration that challenged the very power of Caesar. To say “Jesus is Lord” meant risking everything.
When the Gospel is Called a Crime
Discover how faith endures even in the face of opposition—and why disciple-makers continue sharing the Gospel no matter the cost.
Victorious in Love, Not Just in Works
In Revelation 2:7 and Jesus’ words in Gospel of Mark 12:30–31, we’re reminded that loving God wholeheartedly, and loving others deeply, is the true mark of a disciple. The church in Ephesus did many things right… yet missed the most important thing.
Love Without Compromise
The church in Ephesus was both corrected and commended—called back to love, yet praised for rejecting practices that distorted God’s truth.
