Spiritual Growth

Relationships, families, health, jobs- there are so many aspects of our lives that can become broken or lost, and they all need restoration by God. Whether it’s healing a broken relationship or restoring our peace of mind, God’s promise of restoration is for every area of our lives.

Easter is a time of deep reflection and renewal. While we often focus on church services, family gatherings, and traditions, the true preparation for Easter begins within our hearts. How can we spiritually ready ourselves to fully embrace the power of Jesus’ resurrection? Here are four meaningful ways to prepare your heart for Easter.

Loving our enemies is a challenge in our Christian life. In the Gospel of Matthew, Jesus tells us we are to “love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.” As followers of Jesus in the modern, real world, how do we love our enemies? We are going to explore the best way to follow this

By the grace of God, we receive the Holy Spirit at our conversion. By the power of God, His Spiritual presence now dwells within our souls. The flame is aglow, but it doesn’t end there. We have a responsibility to fan into flame the gift of God to keep it burning bright. 

I’ve felt lately that my battles seem like attacks from the devil- on myself and my family members. In my prayers each morning, I pray for help to resist the devil and for God to grant a “hedge of protection” around each one of us. But how do we resist Satan’s attacks and make him

I’m in a season of waiting right now. I heard God say, “When the time is right, I the Lord will make it happen.” (Isaiah 60:22) So I wait; expectantly and in faith. But waiting on His timing can be hard. It’s distressing when our timeline doesn’t align with His. Dealing with difficult situations brings stress, and

One thing that is stressed about living out our transformed life is to have “enduring patience” and “perseverance”. I wondered what the difference was between the two and how I could improve on both qualities/virtues. The more I thought about it, the more convinced I became that there is a difference in how we apply

How many times have you walked into a room and forgot what you came for? Have you ever forgotten where you put your car keys, or where you parked your car? (If you can answer “never” to these questions- just wait- your day will come!) Forgetfulness is frustrating and unnerving! But there is another aspect

When the resourceful servants in the Parable of the Talents serve their master well, he replies, “Well done, good and faithful servant.” Who wouldn’t want to hear this greeting when we meet our Master face-to-face? But having a servant heart doesn’t just happen. How do you get a servant’s heart?

We commonly use the word “blessings” as something we are grateful for.  I even named my blog with the word “blessed” in it!  But are we using this word correctly?  What comes to mind when you hear the word blessing? A favor granted by God?  Your family or friends?  Some material objects? All the above?