“Pharaoh’s Hardened Heart: What It Teaches Us Today”
Today’s Sunday reflection takes us to the dramatic story of Pharaoh’s hardened heart, found in the book of Exodus. Moses is sent to Egypt with one message from God: “Let my people go.” Pharaoh refuses. Again and again, plagues fall, and each time, Pharaoh seems close to relenting — then his heart hardens again. We […]
Redemption for Families: Lessons from the Story of Judah and Tamar
The Bible never shies away from showing us the raw, unfiltered lives of the people God chose. One of the most surprising chapters is Genesis 38—the story of Judah and Tamar. It’s an uncomfortable read at first glance, yet it carries powerful lessons about redemption for families—especially for those navigating dysfunction, disappointment, or delayed promises. […]
Faith in Desperate Times: Trusting God to Fill Empty Jars
When life hits you hard—when you’re walking through a valley so dark and painful it makes you want to give up—what holds you together? This is where faith in desperate times becomes more than a church phrase. It becomes your lifeline. Not the kind of faith we speak about when things are rosy. Not the […]
When the God Who Calls You Also Confronts You
The God Who Calls and Confronts This Sunday, my reflections rest on a passage that has always left me both inspired and unsettled: the calling of Moses in the book of Exodus. It begins with a dramatic encounter. God appears to Moses in the burning bush, declaring His concern for the Israelites’ suffering in Egypt. […]