Matthew

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The Surprising Power of Joyful Worship

Have you ever noticed that your joy seems to make the enemy angry? In Matthew 21, children shouted "Hosanna!" while religious leaders fumed with indignation. Why does genuine worship disrupt darkness so effectively? It’s not just about singing; it’s about spiritual warfare. Discover how your praise acts as a weapon of truth and why pride can never stand against it.
The Surprising Power of Joyful Worship - Matthew 21:14-15

The Fruit of Relationship, Not Performance

What we show in public is never the true measure of our walk with God—the real evidence is the fruit our lives produce every day. Jesus reminds us that appearances can deceive, but fruit never lies. Are we cultivating what reflects Him, or simply performing well before others? Let this message stir your heart and draw you closer to genuine relationship with Christ.
The Fruit of Relationship, Not Performance - Matthew 7:20

Shine in the House: Fulfilling God’s Purpose Where You Are

God didn’t light your lamp for it to hide under a bowl. He placed you where your light matters most — in the house. Before you shine in the world, shine faithfully where God has planted you — your family, church, or workplace. That’s where your purpose begins to glow. Read the full reflection on how to shine in the house and fulfil your divine calling.
Shine in the House: Fulfilling God’s Purpose Where You Are - Matthew 5:14-15

Learning to Worship the Lord When the World Distracts You

When the world offers power, success, and comfort in exchange for your devotion, remember Jesus’ words: “Worship the Lord your God, and serve Him only.” True worship is not about convenience—it’s about commitment. Don’t trade intimacy with God for temporary gain. Choose to worship the Lord with all your heart, wherever He has placed you.

Cut It Off and Live: How to Break Free from Sin’s Grip

Some things in life are not worth holding onto—especially when they pull us away from God. Jesus said, “If your hand or your foot causes you to stumble, cut it off and throw it away” (#Matthew18v8). True freedom comes when we choose holiness over comfort, eternity over ease. Are you willing to cut off what keeps you from God’s best?
Cut It Off and Live: How to Break Free from Sin’s Grip - Matthew 18:8

Woe to Those Who Cause Others to Stumble

Jesus gave one of His strongest warnings: ‘If anyone causes one of these little ones—those who believe in me—to stumble…’ (#Matthew18v6). Our influence carries eternal weight. Will our lives build faith or weaken it? The choice is ours. Read the full post and be challenged to live with godly influence today.
Woe to Those Who Cause Others to Stumble - Matthew 18:6

Is Your Temple a House of Prayer or a Den of Thieves?

Christ once cleansed the temple in Jerusalem. Today, His temple is not a building—it is you. If He walked into the courts of your heart, what would He find? A house of prayer, or a den of thieves? Let Him overturn the tables of pride, greed, and distraction, and restore your life into a place of prayer and worship. Read the full post and reflect on how to guard your temple.
Is Your Temple a House of Prayer or a Den of Thieves? - Matthew 21:13

The Chosen: Will You Just Attend or Truly Belong?

God's invitation extends to many, but only a select few are truly chosen. It’s not just about showing up—it’s about showing up transformed. Are you dressed in the righteousness of Christ or just wearing religion? Don’t delay. The invitation is still open. How will you respond?
The Chosen: Will You Just Attend or Truly Belong? - Matthew 22:14

You Are Not Forsaken: Christ’s Cry That Changed Everything

Even when heaven feels silent and your heart feels heavy, you are never forsaken. On the cross, Jesus cried, "My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?"—so you would never have to walk alone. His love secured your eternal place in the Father's heart. Find hope, healing, and peace today.
You Are Not Forsaken: Christ’s Cry That Changed Everything - Matthew 27:46

Embracing Your Wilderness Experience

Have you ever felt like God has led you into a 'wilderness'—a season of testing, solitude, or uncertainty? In those moments, remember that even Jesus was led by the Spirit into the wilderness to prepare for His purpose. God uses these seasons not to break us but to refine us. They are opportunities to grow closer to Him and emerge stronger in faith. If you're navigating your own wilderness experience, this message is for you. Discover how to embrace it with hope and trust in God’s plan. Click the link to read more and be encouraged today!
Embracing Your Wilderness Experience - Matthew 4:1