Introduction In many contemporary churches, the ideas of spiritual warfare and deliverance have been reshaped into something Scripture does not teach. What is often called “deliverance ministry” today is marked by emotionalism, supposed demon manifestations, and repeated attempts to cast demons out of believers. Yet when we return to the Word of God, we find a far more sober, sufficient, and Christ-centred reality. 1. Salvation Is the Believer’s True Deliverance The Bible

Introduction The faithful preaching of God’s Word stands at the center of the life of the church. Scripture does not merely support preaching - it commands it, defines it, and governs it. For this reason, we are committed to expository preaching , not as a preference, but as a biblical mandate. What Is Expository Preaching? Expository preaching is the proclamation of God’s Word in which: The main point of the sermon is the main point of the text The meaning of the passage is

A Common Struggle for Christian Parents Many parents today face the same struggle: a child can sit through a 90-minute movie, focused and engaged. Yet when it comes to sitting in church for an hour, suddenly it seems impossible! The issue is rarely a child’s ability to sit. More often, it is a matter of training, expectation, and helping children understand the value of hearing God’s Word. Scripture places great emphasis on families bringing their children under the t

Parenting Is a Sacred Calling Parenting is not merely a phase of life — it is a holy calling from God. Children are not accidental additions to a household, but gifts entrusted to us by the Lord Himself. As Christians, we therefore have a responsibility before God to be faithful stewards of our children by raising them in His way. Why? 1. Children as a Gift from the LORD Psalm 127:3 “Behold, children are a gift of Yahweh, The fruit of the womb is a reward.” This truth produce

Many people can point to a moment in their lives when they prayed what is commonly called the "sinner’s prayer." It may have been at youth camp, during a church service, at a revival meeting, or quietly beside a bed at night. You may remember asking Jesus to forgive your sins and come into your heart. But years later, perhaps the question arises: I said the sinner’s prayer… am I truly saved? That is not a careless question. It is a serious one. Eternity is at stake. So we mus

Few questions weigh more heavily on the hearts of believers than this: What is the will of God? Scripture does not leave us uncertain or confused. While God’s will is one, unified, and perfect, the Bible speaks of it in distinct categories, depending on how God relates to human responsibility, obedience, and history.

Our world is saturated with therapy language, self-help strategies, and the constant call to “look within.” Psychology often promises healing by reframing the past, improving self-esteem, and managing emotions.

Every believer faces decisions—some small, some life-altering.Where should I work?Who should I marry?How should I raise my children?Should I take this opportunity—or walk away?

“Forever, O Yahweh, Your word stands firm in heaven.” Psalm 119:89 (LSB) As I prepared for this week’s Truth discussion, my heart was freshly stirred by the unchanging reality that God’s Word stands firm forever—not only established in heaven, but powerfully at work among His people. I have long believed and confessed the truth that Scripture is inspired by God Himself: “All Scripture is God-breathed and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, for training in ri

Finding peace in the middle of a storm isn't about the storm subsiding; it’s about knowing the One who walks on the waves. If you’re struggling with anxiety today, please know that your pain is real, but it doesn't have the final word.

We’ve all seen them: the bright, primary-colored storybooks where Noah’s Ark looks like a floating petting zoo and David is a plucky underdog who just believed in himself.

Matthew 18:15–20 “Now if your brother sins, go and show him his fault, between you and him alone; if he listens to you, you have won your brother. But if he does not listen to you, take one or two more with you, so that by the mouth of two or three witnesses every fact may be confirmed. And if he refuses to listen to them, tell it to the church; and if he refuses to listen even to the church, let him be to you as the Gentile and the tax collector. Truly I say to you, whatever