In Matthew 26, we see three different responses to Jesus—but one woman shows us what true worship looks like by giving Him her best.

Nothing given to Jesus is wasted. Not your obedience. Not your service. Not your sacrifice. The world may call it waste, but Jesus calls it beautiful.

At the Last Supper, Jesus turned the bread and cup into a powerful reminder of His sacrifice.

In Matthew 26, we're invited to come to the Table with humility, thanksgiving, and a personal response to what Jesus has done for us.

The Table is set. The invitation is open. Will you come?

What happens when we die? In Matthew 25:31–46, Jesus reveals that eternity is real, salvation is a gift, and our eternal destiny is determined by our response to Him.

We aren't saved by good works—we're saved by grace through faith in Jesus.

The greatest question isn't what happens when you die—it's what you've done with Jesus before you die. Choose life. Choose Christ.

Everything God has placed in your hands has a purpose. In Matthew 25, Jesus challenges us to faithfully steward our time, gifts, resources, and opportunities instead of allowing fear or comparison to bury them.

You may not choose what you've been given, but you can choose what you do with it.

Love now. Serve now. Give now. Use the gift now. Live for the "Well done."

Looking the part isn't the same as being ready.

In Matthew 25, Jesus tells the parable of ten bridesmaids waiting for the bridegroom. They all looked prepared—but only five had brought the oil they needed for the wait.

In this message, discover why your relationship with Jesus can't be borrowed from someone else and why staying spiritually ready requires more than appearances. Jesus calls us to cultivate a faith that is personal, filled by the Holy Spirit, and strong enough to endure when the wait gets long.

Don't wait until midnight. Stay filled. Stay faithful. Bring your own oil.

Jesus is coming back—but He never called us to obsess over when. He called us to be ready.

In this message from Matthew 24, Jesus challenges us to hold temporary things loosely, trust that His return will be unmistakable, and remain faithful in the everyday moments of life.

Being ready isn't about fear or decoding every headline. It's about loving people, serving faithfully, obeying Jesus, and doing the next right thing until He comes.

Stay faithful. Keep your eyes on Jesus. The Master is coming.

Jesus doesn't give us the signs of the times so we can obsess over timelines—He gives them so we can remain faithful. In this message from Matthew 24:1–14, discover three challenges for uncertain times: don't be deceived, don't be discouraged, and don't give up.

Jesus' strongest rebukes weren't aimed at sinners—they were aimed at religious hypocrisy. In this message from Gospel of Matthew 23, discover how to move beyond outward appearances and embrace a faith marked by humility, integrity, justice, mercy, and a transformed heart.