He replied, “Whether he is a sinner or not, I don’t know. One thing I do know. I was blind but now I see!” John 9:25 John 9:25 has had a special place in my heart. I have been blind in one eye for over 70 years. Being monocular means I don’t have depth perception, and I don’t have a full view of the landscape in front of me. It has not been easy playing sports that involve a ball of any kind. I ca...  Read More

In our fast-paced world, it's easy to lose sight of what truly matters in our faith journey. We often find ourselves caught up in the hustle and bustle of daily life, forgetting the essential elements that make up a vibrant, biblical community. But what if we could recapture the spirit of the early church and bring that same passion for evangelism and community-building into our own neighborhoods?...  Read More

In the face of seemingly impossible situations, where do we turn? When hope feels distant and circumstances appear insurmountable, what anchors our faith? The remarkable events recorded in Acts 12 offer profound insights into these questions, challenging our perceptions of prayer, faith, and God's involvement in our world.Picture this: It's around 44 AD, fourteen years after Pentecost. The early C...  Read More

In the early days of the Christian church, a monumental shift occurred that would forever change the course of history. It's a story of breaking down barriers, challenging long-held beliefs, and embracing a radical new understanding of God's love for all people.Picture this from Acts 10: A Roman centurion named Cornelius, living in Caesarea – a city dedicated to Caesar Augustus. Despite being a pr...  Read More

In a world defined by borders, boundaries, and walls, we often find ourselves divided by language, race, religion, culture, and age. These invisible barriers can separate neighborhoods, cities, and nations. Yet, amidst these divisions, there's a greater story unfolding – one of unity, healing, and a new humanity united under the lordship of Jesus Christ.The book of Acts in the Bible tells a remark...  Read More

In the face of adversity, God's plan often unfolds in unexpected ways. The early Christian church, born in the crucible of persecution, demonstrates how opposition can become the very catalyst for growth and expansion. This paradoxical truth holds profound lessons for believers today.   Read More