Scripture-rooted encouragement for those in ministry.
Some biblical stories shock us at first glance, and the resurrection at Elisha’s tomb is one of them. A funeral. Raiders. Panic. A body thrown into the nearest tomb—and then suddenly, life. Yet beneath the surprise is a tender message from God: His power doesn’t fade when His servants do. Elisha was gone, but God wasn’t finished using him. Even his bones carried a testimony of resurrection.
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Naaman’s story is a powerful reminder that outward success cannot heal inward brokenness. Scripture introduces him as a mighty, respected commander—but adds one painful truth: “He was a leper.” Many of us live in that tension. We look strong on the outside, but inside we carry wounds, fears, and needs we cannot fix on our own.
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Some of God’s greatest stories begin in the most forgettable places. A dirt road on a mail route. A quiet classroom after hours. A field with a man behind a…
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If you’re running on empty, stop running and start resting. The God who called you hasn’t left you; He’s inviting you to slow down and listen. His whisper still restores the weary.
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“An altar is where something dies so something greater can live.”
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The 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.
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Picture 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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Disagree without division: welcome, stop judging, limit liberty by love, and chase righteousness, peace, and joy (Romans 14).
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Every one of us knows the weight of owing something—a mortgage, student loans, even a neighbor’s tool. Debt nags until it’s made right. Paul says there’s one “debt” we should…
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In Oatlands, Sydney, Danny and Leila Abdallah faced the unthinkable: a drunk, drugged driver struck and killed their three children and their niece. The day after, a minister told them,…
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