Today, let us pause and reflect on the significance of Holy Monday, a day marked by Jesus' cleansing of the temple in Jerusalem.
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Palm Sunday, 2024
As Christians commemorate Palm Sunday, we are drawn back to a pivotal moment in history when Jesus made his triumphant entry into Jerusalem. It's a scene that may seem paradoxical at first glance: the King of Kings, not riding a magnificent stallion or a chariot, but instead on a humble young donkey. Yet, this imagery … Continue reading Palm Sunday, 2024
The Unbreakable Bond: Understanding the Importance of Unity in the Church
In a world marked by division and discord, the call for unity within the church rings louder than ever. This past week at Pinnacle Church, we studied Ephesians 4:1-6. This Scripture provides a poignant reminder of the significance of unity among believers, emphasizing its essential role in fostering spiritual growth, fulfilling God's purpose, and bearing … Continue reading The Unbreakable Bond: Understanding the Importance of Unity in the Church
The Grace to Let Others Grow
“In his pictures, Arelius painted all faces after the manner and appearance of the women he loved, and so too everyone paints devotion according to his own passions and fancies. Someone given to fasting thinks himself very devout if he fast although his heart may be filled with hatred….Another person thinks himself devout because he … Continue reading The Grace to Let Others Grow
Unveiling the Divine Symphony: The Profound Connection Between Beauty and God’s Creation
In the fast-paced modern world, we often find ourselves caught up in the hustle and bustle of everyday life, leaving little room to pause and appreciate the wonders around us. Yet, there are moments when we stumble upon something truly extraordinary, like a masterpiece painting, a breathtaking landscape, or the soothing notes of a timeless … Continue reading Unveiling the Divine Symphony: The Profound Connection Between Beauty and God’s Creation
Christians in Politics: Embracing Responsibility with a Higher Calling
In the dynamic landscape of politics, the role of Christians has been a subject of debate for decades. Some argue that religion and politics should remain separate, while others contend that people of faith should actively shape the policies that govern society. This blog explores five starting points to support the idea that Christians should … Continue reading Christians in Politics: Embracing Responsibility with a Higher Calling
Walking and Talking: Being a Witness in a disbelieving world
In a culture becoming increasingly hostile to a Christian worldview, believers often resort to defensive behavior or offensive attacks on those with whom they disagree. Yet, as disciples of Christ, we are summoned to live in a manner that reflects the love, grace, and truth embodied by our Lord Jesus Christ. In the words of … Continue reading Walking and Talking: Being a Witness in a disbelieving world
The Time In-between
It has been a few weeks since Easter, or as my tradition calls it, Resurrection Sunday. Many of you attended a church that Sunday and celebrated with large crowds, energizing worship, and a compelling message. Many made public professions of faith, while others were encouraged as they reflected on the death, burial, and resurrection. Now … Continue reading The Time In-between
Time Alone With God
Spending time alone with God isn't solely about asking for blessings or presenting requests; it's about cultivating a deeper relationship with Him.
Genesis 4 and Matthew 18
Interesting poetic parallelisms and contrasts occur in the Genesis narrative at the end of chapter 4. The story picks up after Cain kills Abel (4:1-8). The Lord deals with Cain by casting him out from his family, after which it states, "Cain went away from the presence of the Lord…." This statement is likely more … Continue reading Genesis 4 and Matthew 18