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What does it mean to glorify God with your body? In a world of distorted freedom and personal truth, this message from 1 Corinthians 6 offers a bold, beautiful vision of sex, identity, and the sacredness of our bodies.

What if your past didn’t get the final word, and neither did your hurt? This blog from 1 Corinthians 6 calls believers to a higher, healing way: to forgive boldly, confront wisely, and live like those who’ve been washed clean.

Is it ever loving to confront? Paul thought so. This sermon challenges the modern discomfort with correction and reminds the church that kindness is not the absence of truth, but the courage to restore with love.

What if being a spiritual parent mattered more than being a persuasive guide? Discover why Paul says the kingdom is about power—not talk—and how your life might be the example someone else needs.

What if Jesus walked through your church today? Would He find faith on fire—or fading embers? One letter in Revelation may hold the answer.

What if your 4 AM wake-up call isn’t restlessness, but a divine invitation? Explore what it means when God stirs your soul in the quiet hours and how to respond.

What if being faithful meant becoming the “scum of the earth”? In this hard-hitting message, Paul flips the Corinthian view of ministry upside down—and it still challenges today’s church.

Day 4 of VBS. We carry worry like it’s part of being responsible. But Jesus points to birds and wildflowers and says, “Trust Me.” Discover how Matthew 6 reframes our fear—not by offering relief, but by inviting us to rest in God’s faithfulness.

Day 3 of VBS. Nicodemus had credentials, theology, and questions he couldn’t ask in daylight. Jesus didn’t offer tweaks—He offered rebirth. Discover how John 3 exposes our polished image and invites us to the freedom of being known and forgiven.

What if the light of Pentecost wasn’t just a moment—but a mission? This reflection explores how the Spirit still burns within believers today, calling us to shine in a world full of artificial light.