Posts with the tag “humility”

Jesus invites us to stay close— to dwell in him like a branch clings to the vine. Life begins in his love. And from this love, fruit begins to grow—not just for ourselves, but fruit that feeds the world around us.  Read More

Weakness isn’t something we usually celebrate. In fact, most of us do everything we can to avoid it. We hide our insecurities, patch up our flaws, and aim to look strong—even when we’re crumbling inside. But what if weakness was a doorway to something deeper, something more powerful? That’s exactly what Paul seemed to believe. And it’s not just a throwaway line. He built his entire worldview around it.  Read More

Jesus’ most famous teaching, often called the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7), was challenging and confusing. Early hearers would have wrestled with it, wondering what the teaching means and how to apply it. Jesus’ words remind us we are invited to live within a Heavenly Kingdom, here and now. But what is this Kingdom? How are we able to see and live into it?  Read More