Prove Your Love

 Jesus rejected man‑made traditions used to measure devotion (Matthew 15). Our extra rules can become pride traps. Do you show love for God through performance—or through caring for the people Jesus cared for?

Ruth's Life Choices

Ruth 3 shows God’s heart for the poor and the outsider. Ruth demonstrates the same heart by risking her own security to care for someone she didn’t owe anything to. Her love wasn’t limited, convenient, or self‑protective. So what about you—does your love reach beyond your circle, or only toward the people who love you back?

Which Jesus?

In Matthew 28, they worshipped—but some still doubted. Maybe they bowed to the Jesus they imagined, not the One who stood before them. Are we doing the same?

Rejoice and suffer?

Paul told the Philippians to rejoice—even from prison Phil 4. Maybe his joy wasn’t about comfort, but about seeing God’s work continue without him. What if our rejoicing looked more like that?

Memorial Day 2026

Pastor Cutthroat

 Many Christians have adopted a win at all costs mentality, believing that they can best serve Jesus, only by gaining access to political power. However, Paul disputes this idea of putting ourselves first, and calls for Christians to consider others and their needs. Phil 2:1-13

By name.

 Paul stayed connected to the people he served long after he left their cities (Phil. 1). Are you truly connected to the people you worship with—or keeping your distance. And who have you quietly decided you won’t connect with at all?