Christian mindfulness  is about living with awareness of who you are in Christ. In today's noisy, busy world, "mindfulness" has become a buzzword. But did you know that mindfulness has deep Christian roots too? Christian mindfulness  is about living with awareness of who you are in Christ, how you are living, and who God is calling you to become. It's not about emptying your mind—it's about filling  your mind with the truth of God's Word. Let’s explore how Scripture teaches

The Biblical View of Work: More Than a Paycheck   In our busy lives, work often feels like a necessary evil—something we do to pay bills, build security, and chase fulfillment. But what if God sees work differently? What if your job isn't just a means to an end, but a divine calling where He places you to make a lasting impact? As Christians, we’re called to view work through a biblical lens. It’s not primarily about financial provision or personal achievement. Instead, it’s

Five years ago, I contracted Covid. I walked into the hospital with an A1C of 11.7 and a creatinine level of 4.4. The doctors put me on dialysis that week. (I came off dialysis after 22 months - Praise God!) Last week I heard these words I never expected: “I wish all my patients were like you. Your results are phenomenal.” A1C now 6.3. Creatinine down to 2.9 and still falling.” He asked, “What do you account this to?” I gave him the only answer that makes sense: “two words—Je

by Reverend Nick Community is one of the deepest desires of the human heart. We long to be accepted, to belong, and to know that we matter. That’s why the church is so powerful—it’s not just a place of worship, but a family where we find connection and love. Yet, despite this, far too many Christians struggle with anxiety, depression, and a lack of peace. Why? Because too often we:   -Refuse to tell ourselves the truth of God’s word. -Refuse to recognize who we are in Christ.