Today, on this good Friday,  I want to reflect upon the profound significance of the seven last quotes uttered by our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, as He hung upon the cross. These words are not merely a collection of phrases spoken in agony; rather, they are a testament to His divine nature, His boundless love for humanity, and the ultimate sacrifice of obedience He made for our redemption. Let us delve into each of these quotes and allow them to penetrate our hearts and transform our lives.

Today, lets reflect upon and celebrate one of the most significant events in human history: the resurrection of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. The power of Jesus' resurrection is not merely a historical event but a living reality that continues to shape and transform our lives today.

Marriage is not merely a social contract or some ritual we do, but a divine institution established by God Himself from the beginning of time. It is a union blessed by love, commitment, and devotion, where a MAN and a WOMAN come together as one to embark on a journey of companionship, growth, reproduction and shared purpose.

In 2 Samuel 9:1-13, we find a beautiful and touching story about King David's kindness and compassion. Here's a summary of the passage:

This story, found in the Book of Daniel, serves as a profound reminder of faith, courage, and the unwavering protection of God in the midst Daniel standing his ground in the midst of adversity.  We should be so blessed to be found worthy of such a trial displayed by the prophet, Daniel. 

The Bible declares that one can chase a thousand and two can put ten thousand to flight.  In the sermon outline, "Where Two or Three", I want to share some very powerful insights with you about coming together in Jesus' name.  So lets get started by clicking , (read more).