This time of year often brings about many transitions and shifts, whether in the weather, the routines of daily life, or the circumstances we face personally. The changing seasons can serve as a reminder of life’s unpredictability and the inevitability of change in our own journeys. Yet, amid all these fluctuations, one truth remains constant and unshakable: God never changes. His character is steadfast, and His faithfulness endures through every season of life. No matter what you may be walking through—whether a time of joy, challenge, or uncertainty—you can find peace and assurance in the unchanging nature of His love and promises.

Do you find yourself distracted by the worries and material pursuits of this life? This episode of the Weekly Word focuses on John 10:10, where Jesus says He came to give us an abundant life. You can experience this promised abundant life by remaining close to Jesus and having a strong relationship with Him.

Do you find yourself distracted by the worries and material pursuits of this life? This episode of the Weekly Word focuses on John 10:10, where Jesus says He came to give us an abundant life. You can experience this promised abundant life by remaining close to Jesus and having a strong relationship with Him.

In this episode of the Weekly Word, we take a fresh look at some key principles of marriage. We will find encouragement as we dig into the first few verses of Hebrews 13, reflecting on ways to build a strong and loving relationship. This passage offers helpful reminders for strengthening our commitment and connection in marriage.

We will never reach perfection as Christians; there will always be areas in our lives where we can continue to grow and become more like Christ. Pastor Cameron dives into 1 Peter 1:5-9, urging us not to be content with spiritual mediocrity. He challenges us to keep pursuing growth, embracing the journey of becoming more like Jesus each day and seeking deeper transformation in our faith, character, and actions.

God led the Israelites through the desert for forty years. God continually provided for the Israelites and revealed His goodness to them. Just as God guided and provided for the Israelites, we are called to remember Him. In this episode of the Weekly Word, Pastor Walter shares 3 key insights on how forgetting the Lord impacts our lives.

Before the death of Jesus, it was the role of priests to offer sacrifices to God as a way to atone for the sins of the people. These sacrifices, symbolized the need for cleansing and forgiveness in the eyes of God. However, after Jesus’ death, this system of sacrifice was no longer necessary. Jesus, being the perfect and sinless sacrifice, took on the weight of humanity’s sins through His death on the cross. By willingly laying down His life, He fulfilled the ultimate act of redemption. As a result, we are no longer required to bear the heavy burden of our sins, because Jesus bore it all for us. His sacrifice was once and for all, making it possible for us to live in freedom from guilt and separation from God. Through His death and resurrection, we are offered grace and forgiveness, allowing us to be reconciled with God without the need for ongoing sacrifices.

In this episode of the Weekly Word, we will learn about two fellow workers of Paul, Demas and John Mark. We will see the comparison between their faith and service to Christ. Are you a Demas or a John Mark?