Matthew 28:19 - "Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit."One of the most dangerous things in the church today is the idea that following Jesus is primarily about consumption. We read the books, listen to the podcasts, and sit in the pews, but we never actually get in the game.But listen—Jesus never called you t...  Read More

Luke 19:10 - “For the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost.”Here’s what I love about Jesus: He goes after people no one else would bother with. He’s not put off by their mess. In Luke 19, we meet Zacchaeus—a wealthy tax collector who’d made his living by robbing his own people. Now, let’s be honest: this guy wasn’t just unpopular—he was despised. He was the guy you avoid at the grocery sto...  Read More

We tend to think of eternal life as something that begins when we die. But Jesus flips that thinking upside down: eternal life is knowing God, right now. It’s not some distant reality we only experience when we take our last breath; it’s something that is fully available to us today, right in this moment.  Read More

Paul had everything: Credentials, status, success. All the stuff that everyone in his day would’ve said, “That guy has it all.” But here's the twist: Paul realized that all of it was nothing. Absolutely nothing, when compared to knowing Christ. You know what he’s saying? He’s saying, “I had it all, and yet I found it to be worthless next to the glory of knowing Jesus."  Read More

Jesus doesn’t sugarcoat it. Following Him is not the easy road. The way of Christ is narrow, and the road is hard, but it is the only one that leads to life. He is not interested in making disciples who are half-in, half-out. He is not calling us to a life of comfort and convenience; He is calling us to Himself. And let’s be honest, that is not a popular message.  Read More

Jesus meets a Samaritan woman at a well in the heat of the day. She is an outcast, worn down by life, coming to get what she thinks she needs, which is water. But Jesus offers her something far greater. He tells her, "If you knew who was asking you for a drink, you’d be asking Me for living water." She came for a temporary fix, but Jesus points to her deeper thirst, one she has been trying to satisfy in all the wrong places.  Read More