May

A leper, in desperation, approached Jesus seeking healing. In biblical times, “leprosy” encompassed various skin diseases, and those afflicted were required to live in isolation—separated from the community to prevent the risk of contamination. Enduring such conditions for years inevitably led to profound feelings of rejection, discouragement, and despair. Yet this man came in faith, […]

The paralyzed man was desperate to walk again. He and his friends had faith that Jesus could heal him, but the crowds surrounding Jesus made access seem impossible. Yet the friends didn’t give up. Through sheer determination, they overcame hardship and endured ridicule to reach Jesus.  How desperate are you for God’s healing touch—both for

A leper, in desperation, approached Jesus seeking healing. In biblical times, “leprosy” encompassed various skin diseases, and those afflicted were required to live in isolation—separated from the community to prevent the risk of contamination. Enduring such conditions for years inevitably led to profound feelings of rejection, discouragement, and despair. Yet this man came in faith,

After much struggle, the four friends finally laid their paralyzed companion before Jesus. Now, it was up to Jesus to raise him to his feet. But to their surprise, instead of commanding the man to stand, Jesus declared that his sins were forgiven. Rather than addressing the visible problem, Jesus was confronting the deeper issue

There are some who claim that Jesus never declared Himself to be God in the Gospels. But His divinity shines through in the very things He said and did. When He told the paralyzed man that his sins were forgiven, He was doing what only God has the authority to do—for Scripture clearly teaches that

The crowds had grown used to the teachings of the Pharisees—laws, rituals, and traditions that never touched their hearts. But when Jesus came, everything changed. His words carried divine authority. The sick were healed, demons fled, and sinners found forgiveness. This wasn’t just another message—it was the very presence of God transforming lives.  Psalm 4:6

6th May 2025 The religious leaders were shocked that Jesus chose Levi, a tax collector, as His disciple. To them, tax collectors were traitors—collaborators with Roman oppressors for personal gain. But Jesus not only called Levi; He dined with him and other outcasts. Just as a doctor seeks the sick and a mechanic serves the

7th May 2025 Fasting is a spiritual discipline that is practiced by many. When questioned why His disciples didn’t fast, Jesus replied that as long as He was with them, it was a time for rejoicing. But He added that a time would come when He would no longer be physically present, and then His

8th May 2025 Jesus used the above illustration to demonstrate that the new life He offers is incompatible with our old ways of living. God is not interested in merely patching up your old nature—He desires to give you a new heart. What is corrupted by sin cannot be preserved by what is pure. You

9th May 2025 All of God’s commandments are given for His glory and for our good. Because we were created for His glory, it brings us deep benefit and joy when we walk in obedience to Him. The Sabbath was a beautiful example of this. God gave it to the children of Israel as a