There’s a song in every soul that knows what it means to struggle—and still believe. The Book of Psalms gives voice to that song. It is raw. It is real. And it reminds us that dependence on God is not weakness—it’s worship.
Join us this month as we journey through the Psalms to witness the heart of dependence! Whether you’re weary, waiting, or worshiping, let’s learn together what it means to live with a heart fully surrendered, fully supported, and fully seeking after God.
The Gospel of Matthew opens with a royal announcement: the King has come. Written with a Jewish audience in mind, Matthew carefully connects the life and ministry of Jesus to Old Testament prophecy, presenting Him as the long-awaited Messiah—Israel’s promised King. From His royal genealogy to His kingdom teachings, Matthew shows that Jesus is not only the fulfillment of ancient promises but also the rightful ruler who brings salvation, justice, and hope. As we journey through this gospel, we will see how the King calls us to follow Him—not with fanfare and force, but with faith and faithfulness.
