Sanctification is not self-improvement. It is grace at work, stretching us so we can hold more of Christ.  Read More

Jesus is sovereign and in total control. Even the demons know it. They attempt negotiation, but Jesus does not bargain with evil. His authority is absolute. What they thought might be a loophole becomes a one-way trip back to the abyss. The will of God is not threatened, delayed, or diluted.  Read More

We believe grace is not passive. God’s grace invites a response. Hearing Jesus’ words without acting on them isn’t neutral; it’s a decision. Holiness isn’t about information stored in our heads but transformation lived out in daily faithfulness. Obedience doesn’t earn grace, but it is how grace takes root.  Read More

As we begin a new year, we pause to listen for God’s voice and offer ourselves again to His transforming grace. This guide is designed to help us pray deliberately and faithfully, rooted in our Wesleyan Holiness heritage and oriented toward a life ignited by the Spirit, shaped by the cross of Christ, and sent in the Father’s love.  Read More

Seek to know God. Not as a concept, not as a religious taskmaster, but as Father. Over and over again, Jesus says, “your Father knows.” That’s covenant language. That’s relationship.  Read More

Transformation doesn’t happen by accident. It comes by grace, through faith, with obedience, in community. Ignited by the Spirit, shaped by the cross, and sent in the Father’s love—together, for a purpose.  Read More