Mourning, in Jesus’s teaching, goes far beyond the sorrow of loss—it’s a deep awareness of our spiritual need. It’s the kind of godly sorrow Paul describes in 2 Corinthians 7:10: “Godly sorrow brings ...  Read More

At the start of the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus turns worldly wisdom upside down: “Blessed are the poor in spirit.” Our culture often praises strength, confidence, and self-sufficiency, but Jesus decla...  Read More

Life is full of distractions—some loud and obvious, others subtle and sneaky. In Proverbs 4:25–27, we’re given clear direction: fix your eyes forward, be careful and intentional, and stay the course. ...  Read More

Falling is never the plan—but it is part of the journey. Proverbs 24:16 doesn’t sugarcoat the reality of life: even the righteous fall. Not once, but seven times. The verse doesn’t describe perfection...  Read More

It’s easy to believe we’re fully in control of our spiritual walk—but the people we surround ourselves with have a powerful influence. Proverbs 13:20 makes it clear: walk with the wise and grow wiser;...  Read More

Sometimes, the greatest act of faith isn’t charging forward—it’s stopping to ask, “God, is this the way You want me to go?” We often make detailed plans and try to fit our agenda into God’s. It is eas...  Read More

God doesn’t just want part of your heart—He wants all of it. In Hebrew, the word for “trust” implies laying yourself fully on something reliable. When we choose to trust God with our whole heart, we e...  Read More

Every morning, we're met with a quiet but profound decision: Which path will I walk today? The path of righteousness isn't about being perfect or religious—it's about walking with Jesus. Proverbs 4:18...  Read More