Some of us may find ourselves asking, “Why am I not healed yet?” or “Why can't I move forward?”

If we reflect on our stories, we realize they're not without challenges.

Do you ever feel like you are barely surviving instead of thriving?

Have you ever been caught in the middle of heavy fog where you can’t see anything but what is right in front of you?

What does your interior life look like? Are we committed to daily meditation, contemplation, intimate conversations with God, and encountering Him deeply on a daily basis?

We need others on the journey with us who are striving for the same goal—to be with Christ.

Jesus desires not just to heal and forgive but to transform us deeply, much like a skilled physician addressing the root of our illness.

We often understand intellectually that God loves us, but do we truly believe it in our hearts?

It was Jesus’ initiative to choose you, not your own. He reminds us in John 15:16 that, “It was not you who chose me, but I who chose you and appointed you.”

Luke 6:40 says, "Everyone when he is fully taught will be like his teacher." Discipleship is about becoming more like Jesus, seeing as He sees and doing as He does.

“Follow me.” Do you have a sense that God is calling you to something more?

One of the most difficult topics in our society today is identity. Who are we, really? What defines us?

In life, we may find ourselves relentlessly pursuing goals, relationships, or situations that we believe will fulfill us or bring us happiness.

In our dynamic and complex life, attaining balance across all areas is unrealistic.

We all share a commonality in life – a fixed amount of time: twenty-four hours in a day and 365 days in a year.

This year, I want to declare victory over battles faced in the past, today, and the future.

We understand that, in reflection of the way Jesus lived His life on earth, love is not easy.

As I became more fully who God designed me to be and lived in my true identity, that is where joy increased within me.

The candle we light for the Second Sunday of Advent symbolizes peace.

The candle that is lit on the First Sunday of Advent represents Hope. What does hope mean for us?