Thy Word

Today, God challenges us that the risen Christ is not just about just an open tomb; it’s also about an open Hand – inspiring us to give money freely and boldly, like family – to the glory of His Name.

In our final meditation on Chapter 15, God reminds us that our labor in the Lord is not in vain, and you can trust that only your efforts in the service of the Risen Christ have eternal significance.

Who are you really serving? Discover why “abounding” means your quietest, unseen acts of service to the Risen Christ never spill for nothing.

Today, God challenges us to do His work consistently regardless of the season we are in and even when no one seems to appreciate

Cultures and dogmas will shift. Doubts will come. But remaining immovable was never meant to be something you manufacture through sheer willpower. Here is why the secret to standing firm isn’t found in how strong you are, but in what you’re standing on.

Today, we are reminded that the resurrection offers rational ground for steadfastness, anchoring our daily identity in Christ’s resurrection reality as a basis for eternal life in the Kingdom of God.

Unlike the world whose beloved is the person who has earned the applause, divine belovedness is unconditional; it is the ground beneath the behavior, the identity that survives the failure.

“Therefore, my beloved brethren…..” – 1 Corinthians 15:58 I have spent the better part of my adult life studying words

From the Exodus song to the final choir of Revelation, Scripture rings with the same anthem: God wins through Jesus, and all who belong to Him share in that win.

“O death, where is thy sting? O grave, where is thy victory?  The sting of death is sin; and the