I noticed in my thinking that I was guilty of missing the grand narrative of Scripture. Maybe you have done the same?
For Us was never meant to be the destination—it’s a vessel, a bridge, a means to a greater end: the glory of Jesus Christ. After nearly a decade of waiting and preparation, I now see it clearly. This ministry exists to proclaim Christ, build up His church, and invite others into the life found in Him. We don’t want to build a brand—we want to bear fruit. Join us as we take our first faithful steps. Pray with us. The journey is just beginning.
What does it mean to receive “love with faith” from God? In this reflection on Ephesians 6:23, discover how these two gifts—complete on their own—combine to open the heart in a way nothing else can. It might be the key your soul needs today.
This question gets to the heart of ministry. We don’t study theology just for knowledge—we press into Christ so that truth is both understood and lived. The work of a pastor-theologian isn’t just to teach doctrine but to see people transformed into Christ’s likeness.
The world feels like it’s on edge—wars, conflicts, and political turmoil dominate the headlines. But as believers, our hope isn’t in governments or world leaders—it’s in Christ’s return. In uncertain times, we don’t retreat; we look up and cry Maranatha! Come, Lord Jesus! Read more about how we can anchor our faith in the unshakable promise of His return.
