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.

Day 2 of VBS. We’ve learned to manage our thirst with control, comfort, and self-sufficiency. But Jesus meets us at the well, offering something better. See how John 4 still speaks to weary hearts trying to hold it all together.

Day 1 of VBS. In a culture that rewards speed, performance, and image, Jesus stops everything to welcome children. Discover how Mark 10 invites us to slow down, be seen, and remember that we are fully known by God—even when we forget it.

What are you really building? This message explores how believers become co-builders with Christ, learning how grace, unity, and Spirit-filled living form the only structure that can truly stand.

What if your faith isn't immature because of ignorance, but because of comfort? This message from 1 Corinthians 3 invites you to examine what’s really stunting your spiritual growth—and what it takes to break free.

Most people think they see the world clearly—but what if everything you're trusting is a lie? This message might disrupt your comfort, but it could also open your eyes.

In a world drawn to charisma, politics, and persuasive personalities, Paul reminds us that true faith rests not in eloquence or influence but in Christ crucified. Discover how 1 Corinthians 2:1–5 still challenges the Church today.

Not every Mother’s Day is filled with flowers and joy. This intimate reflection explores the deep ache of child loss and the sacred presence of Christ and His mother for those who grieve.