Topic: Prayer

We explore how the Bible is God-breathed, uniquely powerful, and essential for knowing God, guiding our lives, and transforming both individuals and the world when we develop a deep, daily appetite for His Word.

The early church responded to threats with bold faith and unity, but the story of Ananias and Sapphira reminds us that God takes our motives seriously and calls us to live with honesty, humility, and full surrender to His presence.

In Acts chapter 4, the early believers, facing threats after a healing, prayed not for deliverance but for boldness to continue God’s work, declaring His sovereignty and asking Him to stretch out His hand through them.

We’re reminded that the church should be a Jesus-centered community shaped by devotion to teaching, fellowship, prayer, and shared life—where our culture reflects who Jesus is, not just what makes us comfortable.

Waiting, though often difficult, is a crucial time for growth, preparation, and deepening trust in God before stepping into the next season of purpose.