Walking on Water with Jesus

The book of Matthew tells the story of how Jesus walked on water. After sending his disciples ahead of Him to the other side of the lake, he went off by Himself to pray. Then the disciples, through the dark of the night, saw Jesus walking on water. “When the disciples saw Him walking on the lake,...

Full of Love: Be Secured In Christ

Jesus said to Nicodemus, “Just as Moses lifted up the serpent in the desert, so must the Son of Man be lifted up, so that everyone who believes in him may have eternal life. For God so loved the world that he gave his only Son, so that everyone who believes in him might not perish but have eternal...

Jesus, Our Great Intercessor

“One of those days Jesus went out to a mountainside to pray, and spent the night praying to God.” –Luke 6:12 Why do you think Jesus, as the person he was, felt the overwhelming need to spend the night praying to God? Did you ever bother yourself thinking that when Jesus went off to quiet places...

The Sacrifice

“We have the wood and the fire,” said the boy, “but where is the lamb for the sacrifice?” The boy Isaac innocently asked his father Abraham.  The old man woke him up earlier than their usual schedule.  He wasn’t sure if his dad ever slept since he saw him praying earnestly...

A Friend of All Seasons

Who doesn’t want to have a friend? Having a friend will make you feel good. I remember a character a lead character in a famous Series TV Show “monk”. The lead character is willing to move beyond his comfort zones just to win a friend. It’s always nice to have a friend who will join you and stand...

Don’t Live in the Past – Ready, Set, Go!

Most people make mistakes when they chose to live in the past. The past is one baggage we cannot lug along each day of our lives. In fact, it robs us of both the present and the future. If we want to be conquerors of our past and feel the beauty of life and ultimately live a victorious life in the midst...

Loving the Unlovable: Being A 2nd Mile Christian

Oftentimes, when we are hurt or harmed by our neighbors, our natural immediate instinct is to hurt back. ‘An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth.’ Sometimes, it is not just to hurt back, but to hurt back even more than we were first hurt. We want to retaliate, to give them what they deserve....