In the bustling port city of Joppa, a woman named Tabitha (also called Dorcas) was well-known for her kindness and generosity. She wasn’t a preacher, nor did she perform grand miracles. Yet, her life left a profound mark on her community. But then tragedy struck—Tabitha fell ill and died. What follows is one of the most miraculous moments recorded in the book of Acts: a moment where death is confronted and defeated by the power of God.  Read More

The story of Philip and the Ethiopian eunuch, recorded in Acts 8, is one of the most remarkable illustrations of how God’s salvation transcends human barriers. It’s a story of divine orchestration, personal faith, and the miraculous nature of salvation. For the young adult seeking a deeper understanding of God’s love and grace, this passage offers a profound message: salvation is for anyone, anywhere.  Read More

What would you say is worth more than gold? For the man in Acts 3, who had spent his life begging at the Temple gate, the answer came in the form of a miracle. His story reminds us that while material possessions may sustain us for a moment, the miraculous power of God changes everything...  Read More

Have you ever wished for something so badly, thinking it would solve all your problems, only to discover later that you needed something completely different? That’s exactly what happened to a man in Acts 3...  Read More

God’s name is more than a title—it’s an invitation to know Him intimately. He provides, heals, and fights for us, showing He desires a personal connection with His people. When Jesus revealed Himself as Emmanuel (“God with us”), He bridged the gap between heaven and earth...  Read More

When God said His name was “I AM,” He was revealing that He is eternal and unchanging. He’s not just a part of life—He is life. He’s everything we could ever need. Whether we’re scared, tired, or unsure of what to do, God’s name reminds us that He’s got us covered...  Read More

When God said His name was “I AM,” He was telling Moses (and us) that He’s unchanging, eternal, and completely in control. It means He’s everything we’ll ever need. Whether we’re scared, confused, or feeling alone, God promises that He is always with us, ready to help.  Read More

Have you ever thought about how far someone would go to help someone else? Imagine giving up everything you have just to help someone in need. That’s exactly what Jesus did when He left heaven to come to earth. The story of Jesus isn’t just about miracles and teachings—it’s about God choosing humility to show His love for us.  Read More

What would you do if you had the chance to glimpse God’s glory? Would you be in awe of His majesty or overwhelmed by His greatness? For Moses, the desire to see God’s glory was so strong he boldly asked for it. But as incredible as that moment was, the most amazing display of God’s glory didn’t happen on Mount Sinai—it happened in a stable in Bethlehem....  Read More

In Bible times, people believed in all kinds of gods. The Egyptians worshipped the sun, the Nile River, and even animals. This way of thinking, called polytheism (believing in many gods), was normal for most cultures....  Read More

Have you ever noticed how quickly things can change? Think back to the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. Suddenly, hand sanitizer and toilet paper became as valuable as gold. People lined up outside stores, panicked about running out of everyday stuff they’d never worried about before. Crazy, right? It makes you think: What do we really value, and does it even matter in the long run?  Read More

During the COVID-19 pandemic, what we considered essential shifted dramatically. Items we had always taken for granted—like hand sanitizer and toilet paper—became priceless commodities. People waited in lines, hoping they weren’t too late to grab what they needed. This experience highlights how easily we can misplace value until a crisis forces us to reconsider. In the same way, the Apostle Paul challenges us to build our lives around things that have lasting, eternal value rather than conforming to the world's ever-changing priorities...  Read More