Posts Tagged ‘bible study’
Creating a Faith-Filled Home in San Diego
Teaching Reverance to Kids Reverence isn’t a word we use much these days, but it’s at the heart of how we honor God and teach our children to do the same. For families in San Diego looking for a faith community or a church to call home, understanding reverence can be a powerful way to…
Read MoreWhen Resistance Rises… Remember This!
If you’ve ever decided to make a positive change in your life—whether in your health, your marriage, or your walk with God—you’ve probably noticed something: the moment you push forward, something pushes back. That’s not an accident. That’s resistance. Nehemiah knew all about it. When he set out to rebuild the broken walls of Jerusalem,…
Read MoreWhen a Burdened Heart Meets the Promises of God
Most of us know what it feels like to pray from a place of desperation. Life hits hard, the world feels unstable, and our words to God sound more like pleas than prayers. But there’s a way to approach prayer that not only brings comfort but also makes an impact: praying with a burdened heart…
Read MoreThe Day God Opened My Ears
How God is restoring my story. That place in life that feels so dry, so empty, that you can’t imagine anything beautiful growing there again? For me, that desert was my hearing. About 10 years ago, I was diagnosed with an acoustic neuroma—a benign brain tumor. The first thing I noticed was that I couldn’t…
Read MoreHow to Access God’s Strength
Real talk—life isn’t easy. We all face days when the weight of our circumstances feels like too much to carry. But here’s the good news: God’s strength is not just a vague hope or a distant possibility. It’s a promise—one that’s meant to be received, not just admired from afar. Throughout Scripture, God’s reputation is…
Read MoreMeditation is the Key to a Flourishing Life
The Secret to a Flourishing Life is Meditating on Scripture If you could choose one daily habit that would transform the direction of your life, what would it be? Psalm 1 offers a surprising answer: meditate on God’s Word, day and night. In a world obsessed with quick fixes and instant results, this ancient wisdom…
Read MoreWomen’s Leadership in the Church Isn’t Optional
Why Women’s Leadership in the Church Isn’t Optional—It’s Biblical: Lessons from Romans 16 When we talk about the future of the Church, we often dream big: reaching new people, transforming communities, and seeing lives changed by the gospel. But if we want to see the Church thrive as God intended, we must look back to…
Read MoreModeling Christ for the Next Generation
Why Discipleship Starts at Home One of the biggest challenges facing families and churches today is the misconception that discipling children is primarily the church’s responsibility. Many parents think, “If I just get my kids to church, the pastors will take care of their spiritual growth.” However, the reality shows that the church’s time with…
Read MoreHow to Honor God and Government
If you’ve ever felt the tension between respecting governing authorities and living out your allegiance to King Jesus, you’re not alone. We live in some of the most politically charged and polarizing environments. As Christ-followers, we’re called to uniquely be of two worlds simultaneously. Like a spiritual amphibian, we are both citizens of earth and…
Read MoreSlow Down to Hear Christ’s Voice: God Still Speaks!
Nothing is worse in a conversation than talking to someone who gives you the silent treatment in return. If you’ve ever felt like God is silent, you’re not alone. I get it. Life is loud, our schedules are packed, and the world has a way of crowding out the quiet. What if we are crowding…
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