Scripture: John 8:1–11 She was dragged into the public square—exposed, ashamed, and completely vulnerable. Her accusers didn’t just want justice. They wanted blood.They used her sin as bait to trap Jesus.They didn’t care about her soul.They cared about proving a point. But Jesus wasn’t moved by their anger or by the law they tried to…
There’s something deeply human about tears. They are a language of the soul—a release that words often fail to carry. And in one of the most tender, vulnerable moments in all of Scripture, we find this simple, powerful truth: Jesus wept. He—who calmed the sea, who raised the dead, who knew Heaven was His home—wept….
There are moments in scripture that feel so sacred, you almost whisper while reading them. The Anointing at Bethany is one of those moments. A simple act. A woman. A jar. And the Savior, seated and still, just days before the cross. John 12 tells us Jesus was in Bethany, six days before Passover. He…
When God says He will, He does. The Bible isn’t just a book of ancient stories—it’s a living testimony of God’s faithfulness, power, and unbreakable promises. Every page reveals a promise fulfilled, a prophecy completed, or a life transformed. A God Who Keeps His Word “God is not a man, that he should lie, nor…
Jesus was the greatest teacher to ever walk the earth — and yet He didn’t use complicated language or lofty lectures. He told stories. Simple ones. About seeds, sheep, lamps, coins, and vineyards. But hidden inside those everyday images were deep truths about God, life, and the human heart. Why did He speak in parables?…
Ruth’s story isn’t flashy. There’s no parting sea, no grand miracle — just a woman who chose faithfulness in the middle of heartbreak. After losing her husband, Ruth could’ve gone back to her old life, but instead, she clung to her mother-in-law Naomi and to Naomi’s God. “Where you go, I will go.” Ruth’s words…
