Matthew’s Gospel: An Overview for Today’s Reader

The Gospel of Matthew stands as a powerful testimony to the identity, mission, and majesty of Jesus Christ. Written primarily to a Jewish audience, Matthew’s account bridges the Old and New Testaments, showing that Jesus is the long-awaited Messiah—the fulfillment of every promise God made to His covenant people. As believers, we approach this Gospel … Continue reading Matthew’s Gospel: An Overview for Today’s Reader →

Faith in Action: Daily Life of a Modern Christian

In our fast-paced, technology-driven society, it's easy to fall into a routine: wake up, check our phones, go to work, spend time with family and friends, unwind with some entertainment, and then sleep—only to repeat the cycle the next day. This pattern is common among both believers and non-believers. But as Christians, we're called to … Continue reading Faith in Action: Daily Life of a Modern Christian →

The Limits of Self-Help: Finding True Strength in Christ

In bookstores, podcasts, and social media, self-help messages flood our lives with promises of transformation. “You are enough.” “Manifest your success.” “Believe in yourself.” While these slogans offer momentary encouragement, they often fall short of addressing the deeper realities of the human condition. From a biblical and Reformed perspective, the problem with self-help isn’t just … Continue reading The Limits of Self-Help: Finding True Strength in Christ →