In a world that constantly shifts and shakes, where happiness often depends on circumstances, and peace seems fleeting, there is a divine invitation extended to us each day—to live in the unchanging love and powerful presence of God.

Jesus went out of His way to leave the land of Israel for the only known time in His ministry. He went to Tyre and Sidon, and the only thing we know Jesus did there was meet with a woman whose daughter was demon possessed.

Integrity is more than just honesty, it’s the unwavering commitment to do what is right, regardless of cost, consequence, or reward.

If there is one general struggle in our time, it is discontentment. The saying, “The grass is greener on the other side,” is believed deeply by most people. While discontentment is expected among those who do not know Christ, since they lack the peace that He provides, discontentment has also crept into the lives of believers.

Today, on Good Friday–the day Jesus was crucified, we pause to remember the cross not as a symbol of defeat, but as the ultimate demonstration of God’s love and victory.

When you see a single locust, it seems so small, so weak, so harmless that you wouldn’t think twice about it. One quick step and it’s crushed under your foot. On its own, it can do nothing. It is insignificant, even invisible to the world.