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Explore Jesus’ identity, mission, and call to follow Him through suffering, self-denial, and grace rooted not in perfect answers but in real, saving truth.

When faced with feeding 5,000, the disciples saw impossibility. Jesus turned scarcity to abundance, reminding us we’re defined by His grace, not our performance.

The message of Luke 9:1-11 presents a striking contrast between two kingdoms and challenges us to examine where we place our trust. Do we cling to fragile control, or do we step into the security of Christ’s kingdom?

Jesus’ grace meets us in moments of deepest need, offering not just healing but profound restoration of body and soul.

Prayer isn’t about informing God; He already knows. It isn’t religious reporting, but a relationship. We don’t pray to be heard, but because we are heard.

Grace is the foundation of Christian freedom, freeing us from both self-righteousness and sin. True transformation comes not from our own efforts but through Christ’s finished work, which redeems and restores us.

Storms expose our doubts, but Jesus remains in control. He pours out His grace despite our faith.

Baptism is God’s gracious gift, uniting believers with Christ and His Church. Explore who should receive baptism, its significance, and how it serves as a sign of God’s covenant promises.

Through parables in Luke 8, Jesus reveals the transformative power of God’s Word and what it means to be truly part of His Kingdom.

In churches today, there is a lot of confusion about what baptism is and isn’t. While there’s a broad range of denominational expressions of baptism, even among baptistic, non-denominational churches like ours, there can be significant differences in meaning and...