Are you tired of waiting on God? This week, we look at Exodus 34 and 2 Peter 3 to explore what it truly means that God is “slow to anger” and rich in patience. Discover how God’s slowness isn’t delay or passivity, but a purposeful act of grace designed to build your character, give you endurance, and invite you to relinquish control.
Ricky Echeona
Suffer Well
When life gets hard, we often think something went wrong. But what if the New Testament treats suffering as a normal part of discipleship? In this message, we look at the life of Stephen in Acts 6-7 to learn how to move forward through pain, resist bitterness, and keep our eyes fixed on Jesus. Discover […]
The Meaning of Christmas
C.S. Lewis grew up in church, but by age 15, he had walked away from faith entirely. He called himself an atheist because faith felt too hard and too joyless to be real. But his story didn’t end there — and neither does yours. In this message, we explore The Chronicles of Narnia and the […]
A Dagger and Devotion
The armor isn’t just for defense. God gives us the sword of the Spirit, His Word, and the power of prayer. With Scripture in our hearts and prayer on our lips, we’re equipped not just to endure but to advance. This final step activates us to live bold, Spirit-filled lives, interceding for others and proclaiming […]