Scripture: “This Book of Instruction must not depart from your mouth; you are to meditate on it day and night so that you may carefully observe everything written in it.” — Joshua 1:8 Reflection: Christian meditation is not emptying our minds—it is filling  our minds with God’s Word and then thinking deeply about what it says. It may sound gross but compare this to how a cow chews its cud: slowly, thoughtfully, and repeatedly to get all the nutritional value. One helpful way

Text: 2 Chronicles 20:1–12 Listen to this sermon on Spotify by clicking here TT - 4 steps to help you engage in the Lord’s battle. Introduction A church in Bristol, England, once decided to take their neighborhood back—not with protests, petitions, or politics, but with prayer. They started what they called “Prayer Patrols.” Three times a day, groups of believers walked through their streets, knocking on doors, praying with people, and collecting prayer requests. In just

In the last article, we talked about the importance of stepping into ministry instead of waiting for a vacancy. But there’s another side to this: if you’re already leading in ministry, how are you making room for others to join you? It’s easy to get used to “doing it ourselves” and unintentionally keep others from serving alongside us. Healthy ministry thrives when leaders invite, equip, and share responsibility.  The simple truth is: there’s room for others too. Don’t Feel I