Psalms 51

We are called to live lives worthy of our calling—lives that honor God by shunning sin and walking in righteousness. The world may entice us with temporary pleasures, but we are set apart to reflect Christ’s purity and goodness. To live worthy of our calling is to daily choose holiness over compromise, truth over deceit, and love over selfishness.”

God is the source of life. Everything that does not have its roots in Him will eventually wither. Our plans, our ambitions, even our relationships, if they begin with self, pride, or fear, they may shine for a while, but they cannot endure.

“To bring life to the city, we must be a people of rest. Sabbath is God’s gift to stop striving, trust Him, and pour life into our families, neighbors, and city. True life flows from His presence.”

Grace is God’s love revealed in His Son, empowering us to live as His beloved children. It is not permission to sin but power to walk in newness of life. Jesus never had to say the word grace. He lived it, through His forgiveness, His healing and His sacrifice.

The cross declares that we are already forgiven. We need only to receive what Christ has finished. Grace gives, restores and empowers us to become who God created us to be.

Remember this: You are God’s beloved. Say yes to Him, embrace His grace and let it flow through you to others.

We live between the present struggles and the future hope in Christ. Though life brings trials, Jesus tells us to take heart because He has overcome the world. He has defeated evil and secured our victory. Even in chaos, we can trust God’s promise of ultimate renewal.

Women and The Garden city

"In a time when nations are turning inward and focusing only on 'our people,' we are called to live differently. If we are to be cities on a hill, we must live generously with our time, space and money especially towards those who can give nothing in return. This isn’t just a biblical story; it’s a way of life that reflects who God has called us to be."