June

10th June 2025 Around the world, countless voices rise daily in praise to God. Songs are sung, prayers are recited, and traditions are followed—all in honor of God. Yet Jesus reminds us that not all worship pleases God. Lip service and empty rituals, no matter how beautiful, are not what He desires. He longs for […]

9th June 2025 The disciples had seen Jesus perform miracle after miracle—stilling storms, healing the sick, and feeding thousands with just a few loaves. Yet when the next trial came, fear gripped them again. Despite all they had witnessed, their hearts remained hardened, and they failed to recognize the deeper truth behind the signs.  How

8th June 2025 Storms have a way of exposing our deepest fears. Whether it’s crashing waves or sudden turbulence mid-air, fear grips us all—atheists and believers alike instinctively cry out. In those terrifying moments, our hearts long for something greater, someone stronger.  Jesus wants to meet us amidst the storms of life that threaten to

7th June 2025 The crowd came to Jesus hungry, and He met them with compassion—feeding them both spiritually and physically. They left satisfied because only Jesus can truly fill the emptiness within us. He still invites us today, saying, “I am the bread of life. Whoever comes to Me shall not hunger, and whoever believes

6th June 2025 Jesus intended to take His weary disciples away for rest. But as they crossed the lake, the crowds rushed ahead and gathered before they even arrived. Rather than reacting with frustration, Jesus was moved with compassion. He saw their deep need—their shepherd-less state—and chose to feed their hungry souls with truth.  How

When Jesus sent His disciples out to preach, heal the sick, and cast out demons, they ministered with the authority He had given them. Their success drew crowds, leaving them with little time to rest. Yet Jesus, knowing the endless demands of ministry, called them away to a time of restful solitude.  Like the human

Herod was a ruler in title, yet his heart was ruled by fear, confusion, and the pressure to please others. Though he respected John the Baptist and knew he was a righteous man, he chose to silence truth to protect his image and satisfy the crowd. His sorrow didn’t stop him from making a tragic

When Jesus sent out His disciples, He empowered them to fulfill His mission to preach the gospel, heal the sick, and cast out demons. Yet at the heart of their ministry was one essential message: repentance—a turning away from sin and a turning toward God.   While miracles and healings drew crowds, true transformation begins with

Jesus gave His disciples practical training in spreading the message of the Kingdom. He sent them with authority to confront darkness, in pairs for mutual support, and with minimal possessions to avoid worldly distractions. Their mission required total dependence on God’s provision.  In our own lives, we often carry unnecessary burdens—worries, possessions, or habits—that distract

Why were the people of Jesus’ hometown offended by Him? It was because of their familiarity—they thought they knew who He was. They had watched Him grow up, work as a carpenter, and live among them. This familiarity led to assumptions that made it difficult for them to accept His true identity as the promised