In a world loud with counterfeits, Elijah shows us God doesn’t need perfect conditions to display His power. Rebuild the altar—then ask Him to send the fire. 🔥 1 Kings 18
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“An altar is where something dies so something greater can live.”
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Read MoreThe church was never meant to be a crowd—it was meant to be a community, a body, a family reflecting the heart of Jesus in a divided world.
Read MorePicture the upper room on the night before the cross. Lamps flicker. Shadows stretch. The disciples whisper, anxious and unsure. Jesus—hours from betrayal and death—lifts His eyes and prays. Not…
Read More“An altar is where something dies so something greater can live.”
Read MoreThe church was never meant to be a crowd—it was meant to be a community, a body, a family reflecting the heart of Jesus in a divided world.
Read MorePicture the upper room on the night before the cross. Lamps flicker. Shadows stretch. The disciples whisper, anxious and unsure. Jesus—hours from betrayal and death—lifts His eyes and prays. Not…
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