May

21st May 2025 Since the fall of man, humanity has tried to hide its sinful actions and conceal the deceitful motives of the heart. Outwardly, we may appear virtuous, yet inwardly we often indulge in darkness. But Scripture reminds us that nothing stays hidden forever—every secret will one day be brought to light. A day […]

20th May 2025 In Jesus’ parable of the Sower, the four types of soil represent the different ways our hearts respond to God’s Word. Three of them—the hardened path, the rocky ground, and the thorn-infested soil—symbolize the hardened heart, the shallow heart, and the distracted heart. None of these produce lasting fruit. Only the good

19th May 2025 In the parable of the Sower, Jesus reveals why many never fulfill their God-given potential. Though they begin with promise, their growth is choked by life’s worries, worldly pleasures, and the deceitfulness of riches. These thorns grip the heart and slowly strangle spiritual vitality, preventing any fruit bearing.   What occupies your heart

18th May 2025 In the Parable of the Sower, Jesus describes a second set of seeds that fell on shallow soil over rocky ground. Though they sprouted quickly, they withered just as fast—lacking deep roots. This soil represents people with shallow hearts who are quick to receive the gospel but lack the depth to endure

17th May 2025 As crowds gathered around Jesus, He spoke a parable about a Sower whose seeds fell on different types of soil—each representing the hearts of those who hear God’s Word. Some seeds fell along the path, but the ground was too hard for the seeds to penetrate. Birds quickly devoured them. Jesus explained

16th May 2025 When Jesus began His ministry, even His earthly family struggled to understand Him. His radical approach and bold teachings unsettled the religious leaders—and those closest to Him. Yet, Jesus made it clear: true kinship is not based on bloodlines, status, or credentials, but on obedience to God’s will.  God isn’t impressed by

15th May 2025 The religious leaders, jealous of Jesus’ undeniable power, accused Him of casting out demons through partnership with Satan. But Jesus refuted them with a powerful illustration: Satan is like a strong man who holds people captive through deception. Yet Jesus is stronger—He came to bind Satan and set the captives free. He

14th May 2025 Jesus walked in perfect alignment with the divine timetable of His Heavenly Father. Though His ways were often misunderstood—especially by His own family—He remained unwavering in His obedience. He did not conform to cultural expectations but followed God’s will, even when it meant being seen as radical or strange.  As followers of

13th May 2025 When Jesus went up the mountain, He called His followers to Himself. From among them, He chose twelve to be His apostles—those who would stay close, listen, and be sent out to preach. The rest were also called, but to different roles, each according to His divine plan.  As believers, we are

12th May 2025 When Jesus went up the mountain, He didn’t take the crowd—only those He called. The crowd may have preferred the safety of the plains, avoiding the steep and uncertain climb. But Jesus invites those who are willing to follow, not for personal gain, but in response to His call.  His invitation remains