Journey with Hope

Arrogance is more than an attitude. It is a sin that puts us above God and others. From the Tower of Babel to today's technological advances, Scripture warns what happens when human achievement replaces humble obedience. The problem was never the tower itself but the hearts behind it. Whether we build physical towers or technological ones, God calls us to humility and to use every gift for His glory.

Some may find the Old Testament boring, always the same cycle repeating: faithful worship, forgetting God, punishment, repentance. But these stories are a mirror to our lives. We still plant “pleasant plants” of career, family, and self-reliance, only to watch them become heaps of ruins when God no longer blesses our efforts. Discover why modern idols fail and how true repentance leads us back to Christ. He is the Rock we can trust. What comes first in your life?

Humanity has tried for centuries to create lasting peace—and failed every time. Isaiah shows us why: true peace comes only when Christ reigns. Explore how this ancient prophecy speaks powerfully to our world today.

Peter warns that though scoffers doubt Christ’s return, God’s timing is perfect. He delays in patience, giving space for repentance, but judgment will surely come. It will be sudden, certain, and final, as the present world is destroyed by fire and the ungodly perish.

The great love of God for the world is incomprehensible and immeasurable. He gave His only Son for us so we could live through Him. ...

Wilderness as God’s Classroom What wilderness are you traveling through? Is it a wilderness of physical suffering, mental anguish, or...

The Prophetic Cry Over a Nation of Lies What brings you to tears? For the prophet Jeremiah, it was the fact that he lived within a...

The Day of the Lord will bring fear to some and joy to others. For those in Christ, it’s not a day to dread but a day to rejoice—when peace, justice, and glory are finally revealed.

Christians talk about being saved but the question is, "What are we saved from?" Salvation (being saved) is the deliverance from the...

Sometimes we wonder where God is in times of trial or hardship. God's faithfulness endures even in the face of our disobedience. In...

How many of us have read the book of Lamentations? I have heard very few sermons on it. It is a very short book with only five chapters....

Do you ever feel like serving God isn’t worth it when others seem to prosper? Malachi’s audience felt the same way. But God sees, remembers, and records every act of faithfulness. While this world may not reward obedience, heaven will. Your name is not forgotten—it is written before Him. Stay faithful. Your reward is coming.

Jesus entered Jerusalem in humility, riding a donkey as the suffering Savior. But when He returns, it will be very different. Scripture reveals Him as the righteous Judge, bringing reward to the faithful and judgment to the wicked. God is not only merciful, He is just. Are you ready for the return of the King of Kings?

Ezekiel 22 describes a nation judged for sin at every level; leaders, priests, and people alike because they had forgotten God. Justice, mercy, and truth had collapsed, and no one was found to “stand in the gap.” Yet throughout Scripture, God calls His people to intercede, as Moses, Samuel, Abraham, and others did, pleading for mercy. Today, believers are still called to stand in the gap through prayer, obedience, and compassion, pointing others back to God and repairing what

Greed and deception. They seem to go hand in hand today just like they did several thousand years ago. No, there is nothing new under...

In Romans Chapter one we see the fate of those who reject the evidence all around them of God's character. They see and know, in their heart of hearts, but reject God and His righteousness. Because they reject Him and want nothing to do with Him God removes Himself from them. When God leaves us alone we are left to our own devices. Without the prompting of the Holy Spirit they were given up to uncleanness or sinful desires (Romans 1: 24), vile passions or shameful desires

It might be surprising to learn that Jesus spoke more about Hell than he did Heaven. Jesus actually spoke more about Hell than anyone...

Why is Jesus called the Lamb who is worthy? Scripture shows that Old Testament animal sacrifices were only shadows pointing to Christ’s perfect atonement. Hebrews explains they could never remove sin, but Jesus, the Lamb of God and Lion of Judah, became the final sacrifice who redeems and reconciles us to God. In Revelation, all creation declares, “Worthy is the Lamb who was slain,” for He alone saves and judges righteously.

A story about patience: A friend explained his sad situation to me. His name is Nabal. Nabal had gotten a wonderful job working with a...

In the world we live in today we seem to have forgotten the sovereignty of God. God is not just the God of the unseen world but also the...