on Mar 17, 2026
When we are betrayed, as Joseph was, we feel angry, bitter, frustrated and even vengeful. These are legitimate emotions that we, as human beings, feel.
March
on Mar 16, 2026
Sanctification is something we need to pursue. It is ongoing and is not passive. We are to strive to be holy just as Christ is holy (1 Peter 1:16). This means saying “Yes” to the things that please him and honour Him, and “No” to anything that goes against the truth of His word.
on Mar 15, 2026
Our choices, even those we deem less important, can be life-defining not just for ourselves, but also for those in our sphere of influence. Our choices have consequences. But we have the power to choose.
Kindness Triumphs Over Judgement
on Mar 14, 2026
As followers of Jesus Christ, we are called to look at people through Jesus’ lens of love. When Jesus looks at people, He looks at them through His lens of Agape (divine) love.
February
on Feb 28, 2026
When we are faced with suffering and hardship, we may find it difficult to let go and forgive. But when we allow our Saviour, Jesus Christ, to work through us, when we look to Jesus and give our despair, anger and resentment to Him, when we pile our burdens on Him, He will give us the strength to extend grace and mercy and to forgive those who have harmed us.
on Feb 27, 2026
Our challenges and hardships will sometimes seem insurmountable, but Jesus commands us to “take heart.” To “Take heart” means to gain courage or confidence. To have joyful hope because we know our hope is in Christ, who is the only one who can deliver us from all our troubles.
on Feb 26, 2026
Our thankfulness to God for what He has done in our lives and the blessings He has bestowed upon us should inspire us to be generous toward others. Our generosity might be the catalyst that brings about transformation in the lives of those we bless.
on Feb 25, 2026
When we seek God’s face, we come with a repentant and humble heart. We seek His forgiveness and ask Him to cleanse us from things we have done that go against His Word and His will for our lives. We ask Him, as David did, to “remove our transgressions from us and to create in us a clean heart” (Psalm 51:1-11).