April 15, 2025
Today we begin a new series on the book of Ruth. This book is not so much about the woman for whom it isnamed, but it is about the typological portrayal of Jesus Christ, our Kinsman Redeemer and the Church’s Bridegroom. The story opens during a famine in the days of...April 14, 2025
While few of God’s children are called to live Christian lives that are as dramatic as Paul’s, we are all called to live what’s been named by some The Glorious Exchanged Life, which is this: Jesus died to save my soul, and now I die, to live for Him. Every follower of...April 11, 2025
In today’s passage, Paul finally arrived in Rome. Though safe and sound, he was probably weary after the many trials of his travels. However, we know that God orchestrated every toss and turn in Paul’s journey to Rome. In Rome, Paul continued contending for the faith...April 10, 2025
God promised the Israelites that when they passed through the waters, He would be with them. Also, if they had to walk through the fire, they would not be burned. We should embrace these words. They remind us that there are waters and fires in the life of every...April 9, 2025
The Lord told Paul that he would go to Rome, because He had work for him to do there. Though in the center of God’s will, Paul’s journey to Rome was anything but smooth sailing. Despite the dangers that they faced on this voyage, Paul knew that God was in control of...About Me
I am the Lead Pastor of Koinonia Fellowship, a husband, father and grandfather. I also serve on the worship team as one of the drummers.