Romans 8 assures us that nothing can separate us from the eternal, steadfast love of God through Jesus Christ. Romans 8 is one of the most uplifting passages in the Bible. It assures us that nothing in existence — including death, present and future events, or any created thing—can separate us from the steadfast, eternal... Continue Reading →
Palm Sunday is more than the beginning of Holy Week; it's the beginning of the road to Calvary. Palm Sunday began with adoration, “Blessings on the One who comes in the Name of the LORD! Praise God in highest Heaven!” MATTHEW 21:9. However, it ultimately reveals the world’s inability to truly accept Christ as Savior.... Continue Reading →
Lent brings me into a season of reflection. I look back and see so clearly where I went wrong. But only because God met me in the storm and rescued me from myself. I was raised Catholic. For the first 9 years of my education, I attended Catholic school. Mass was part of that education,... Continue Reading →
Saying yes to God is a faithful, obedient response to His promises and call. James 5:12 assures us that our yes must be so trustworthy that other vows are unnecessary. Lent is a time for reflection; a time to consider all the wonderful things the LORD has done for us. It's also a time to... Continue Reading →
Jesus’ death accomplished what no one and nothing else could. Given that, it is fitting that His last words from the cross signaled the completion of His earthly mission. Jesus, who was Himself sinless, accepted all the iniquity of mankind (Isaiah 53:5-6), taking on both the judgment and the payment for sin. Thus, He finished His... Continue Reading →
