Fight On: Finding Strength in Life's Battles
Philip McCallum Philip McCallum

Fight On: Finding Strength in Life's Battles

In the journey of life, we all face battles. Whether it's in our families, businesses, relationships, finances, or health, there are moments when we feel like giving up. But today, we're reminded of a simple yet powerful message: Fight on.

This message isn't just for fathers on Father's Day, but for every single person facing a struggle. It's a call to persevere, to find strength in God when we feel we have none left.

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Making Room for the King: Embracing Jesus in a Chaotic World
Philip McCallum Philip McCallum

Making Room for the King: Embracing Jesus in a Chaotic World

In a world that seems increasingly chaotic, where traditional values are often challenged and dismissed, it's crucial to pause and reflect on our spiritual foundations. Are we making room in our thinking for Jesus, our soon-coming king? This question isn't just rhetorical—it's a call to action, an invitation to realign our hearts and minds with the truth of God's word.

The concept of kingship may feel outdated in our modern era. After all, monarchies have declined significantly over the past few centuries. But the kingship of Jesus transcends earthly politics and cultural shifts. It's about recognizing His authority, not just in theory, but in our daily lives and decisions.

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"Guess Who's Coming for Dinner: An Invitation to Transform Lives This Easter"
Philip McCallum Philip McCallum

"Guess Who's Coming for Dinner: An Invitation to Transform Lives This Easter"

As Easter approaches, we're reminded of a profound truth: Jesus is inviting the whole world to dinner. This isn't just any meal - it's a feast of redemption, hope, and new beginnings. The story of the feeding of the 5,000, found in all four Gospels, paints a vivid picture of this divine invitation and its far-reaching implications.

Picture the scene: 5,000 men, along with their families, gathered on a mountainside near the Sea of Galilee. This wasn't a random location, but a strategic crossroads where trade routes from Africa, Asia, and Europe intersected. Jesus chose this spot deliberately, foreshadowing how His message would spread to the ends of the earth.

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