Miracles aren’t just stories from the Bible — they’re still happening all around us today. 🌿 Every answered prayer, every moment of healing, every open door, and every heart transformed by faith is a reminder that God is still at work. Sometimes miracles come in quiet, unexpected ways — a provision just in time, a word of encouragement that changes your day, or peace that fills your heart when life feels uncertain. Each one is a sign of God’s love and power in our daily lives. 💛 Let’s open our eyes and hearts to recognize His miracles — both big and small — and share them to inspire others to believe that nothing is impossible with God. 🌤️ 🕊️ “For with God nothing shall be impossible.” — Luke 1:37

It’s Worship Playlist Sunday! Let’s start the week with songs that lift our spirits and turn our hearts toward God. Share your favorite worship songs or current playlist below—let’s build a collection that encourages and inspires our community this week.

The holiday season brings joy—but it can also bring pressure, exhaustion, and spiritual attacks that try to steal our peace. When stress rises, the enemy often uses distraction, discouragement, and conflict to pull our hearts away from God. But we are never without weapons. During this season, let’s remember to: ✨ Put on the Armor of God daily ✨ Guard our hearts and minds with Scripture ✨ Pray for peace over our homes and families ✨ Stay rooted in God’s presence, not the holiday rush Even in stressful moments, God gives us strength, clarity, and victory. You are not fighting alone—He is with you.

As Thanksgiving approaches, it’s easy to get caught up in the busy tasks — cooking, planning, hosting, or traveling. But before all the activity begins, it’s important to pause and prepare our hearts for what this season truly represents: gratitude. Here are a few simple ways to refocus your heart this week: 1. Reflect on the blessings you often overlook. Sometimes the biggest blessings are the ones we’re used to — health, family, a warm home, and moments of peace. 2. Extend grace to yourself and others. The holidays can be stressful. A softened heart makes room for patience, kindness, and understanding. 3. Choose gratitude over comparison. Social media can make us feel like our celebrations should look a certain way. Remember: Thanksgiving is about gratitude, not perfection. 4. Give thanks intentionally. Write down three things you’re thankful for today. It shifts your mindset and brings clarity. 5. Share love generously. A message, a prayer, a small act of kindness — these things create lasting impact. As we enter the season, let’s remember that a thankful heart turns ordinary moments into blessings. 💛 What are you most grateful for this year?

The story of St. Nicholas reminds us that generosity is more than giving gifts—it’s reflecting the heart of Christ. His kindness, compassion, and quiet acts of blessing pointed people to Jesus long before Christmas gift-giving became a tradition. In this season, may we be inspired to: ✨ Give with love ✨ Serve without expecting anything in return ✨ Bless others the way Christ has blessed us True generosity isn’t about the size of the gift, but the love behind it.