Have you ever wondered what it truly means to be firmly rooted in the new covenant and fully grasp God's astonishing grace? In a world filled with challenges and uncertainties, it's crucial to understand the profound implications of being grounded in this...
The Dilemma in Galatia: Mixing Old and New In Galatians, we see people who believed in Jesus and knew they didn't have to do anything to be saved – it was all about Jesus, not them. But then, some people called Judaizers came. They told the new Christians that...
Embracing Grace in Galatians In our journey through Galatians, we've arrived at a pivotal chapter that challenges us to examine our spiritual foundations. Galatians 4 invites us to discern between living under the old covenant and embracing the new, grace-filled...
This week’s blog is from Pastor James Chavez. We have all heard the phrase, be true to yourself, be who you are. But the difference between what we present to others and who we are can sometimes be worlds apart. I recently had the “pleasure” of visiting the DMV,...
Understanding the Two Covenants People can live under two separate covenants – the old covenant of the law and the new covenant of grace. Under the old covenant, no matter how hard you tried, the law could never justify you. You strived to be approved by God through...
Understanding the New Rhythm Have you ever tried blending two things that just don't quite fit? In the spiritual world, it’s like trying to mix the Old Covenant with the New. We’re diving deep into New Covenant Christianity because, let’s be honest, how can we...
This week’s blog post is provided by our good friend Nathaniel Saint-Eloi. The Power of Faith in Dark Times Have you ever felt trapped, seeking a way out of your darkest moments? Acts 16 presents a tale of unyielding faith, even in the face of despair. Led by the...
Communion: Not Just Ritual, but a Direct Message from the Lord Today, we’re diving into the Scriptures to explore the significance of Communion—a subject, despite being a matter of divine revelation and closeness to Jesus’s heart, is marred by widespread misconception...