Jesus had all authority, yet He knelt and washed feet. He did not seek attention or praise. His humility gave others space to feel seen and loved. When we stop needing to be first, others start to notice someone greater than us.

Jesus didn’t just feel sympathy for the hurting. He stopped and did something. His compassion moved Him to act. If we carry His Spirit, we should be people who see pain and respond with care that costs us something.

Love defined the life of Jesus. He didn’t wait to be loved. He chose to love first. He didn’t love based on behavior or performance. He loved based on who people were. If we are following Him, love should be what others notice first....

We all have a reputation—what people think about us. But we also have a testimony—what we say we believe. What happens when those two don’t match? In this message from the short letter of Philemon, we’ll see how Paul challenges a house church l...

As followers of Jesus we are called to show love to all those around us even when it’s inconvenient or they aren’t our favorite people. This week we are going to a study the story of the disciple, Ananias, and how his availability to God was us...