Category: Monday Notes

Dear Church, In continuation with yesterday’s message, I want to challenge us to reflect on the heart of our worship. In 2 Samuel 6:16, we encounter a powerful

Dear Church, There is a blessing tucked away in Jude 1:24: it says “To Him who is able to keep you from stumbling and to present

Dear Church, What a Resurrection Sunday we had!  The sanctuary was overflowing, and we even ran out of communion! Seeing so many gathered to celebrate

Dear Church, There’s a detail in the Old Testament we often overlook. In Exodus 19:24, God instructed both Moses and Aaron to come up the mountain

Dear Church, Charles Spurgeon once said, “I think that the greatest blessing God ever gives to a man is His own presence.”  Not wealth. Not popularity.

Dear Church, I’ve been encouraged by the spirit of genuine contrition God is stirring in our church. In recent weeks/months, at the end of Sunday

Dear Church, The fear of the Lord is a holy reverence for His presence; this is not some outdated Old Testament doctrine. It is the

Dear Church, We are all broken. One of the common mistakes we make is faking strength instead of facing our brokenness. Like Adam in Eden,

Dear Church, The story of King Jehoshaphat in 2 Chronicles 20 (pls read this chapter after you read these notes) is a powerful reminder of

Dear Church, In 2 Corinthians 12:7, Paul writes, “Therefore, in order to keep me from becoming conceited, I was given a thorn in my flesh, a messenger