Knowing God apart from Jesus is terrifying. In this reflection, we explore why true communion with God is only found through Christ and why John Newton’s letters still matter today.

We all want to be seen as righteous, but trying to earn it is exhausting. Romans 8 shows us that true righteousness is not achieved by effort, but received as a gift through Jesus Christ.

No condemnation is possible because God stepped into our mess. Romans 8 shows us that Jesus took the blow we deserved, condemning sin in our place so we could walk in freedom.

What if the shame you’re carrying isn’t from God at all? Romans 8 reminds us of the freedom found in Christ and the truth that there is no condemnation for those who belong to Him.

The Heart of the Church reminds us that repentance is not moral reform, but a gracious return to God. This reflection explains why Jesus leads us home through repentance, not guilt.

Psalm 40 shows us that trusting God is not a one-time act but a repeated cycle of waiting, crying out, and seeing Him faithfully deliver.