Sojourners & Strangers

What does it take to be made right with God? It’s a question I once chased across world religions—Catholicism, Buddhism, meditation, even Scientology. I thought sincerity would lead to truth, that all religions were essentially the same, and that what mattered most was how serious you were. But then I met Jesus—not just in name or history, but in Scripture. And everything changed.

What if one sacrifice could cleanse your soul, secure your future, and silence your striving—forever?

There are moments in life when despair whispers, “No one is coming.” But the gospel proclaims a louder truth: Someone has come. And His name is Jesus.

Have you ever wanted to give up when the road got steep? The book of Hebrews was written to people just like that—followers of Jesus who were weary, discouraged, and wondering if the struggle was still worth it.

Hebrews 11 is not a gallery of untouchable heroes. It’s not meant to impress us with extraordinary human achievement. It’s meant to awaken us to the reality that ordinary people—flawed, fearful, often feeble—became instruments in the hands of an extraordinary God because they took Him at His word