Tag: Faith in Action

Daily Forgiveness: 5 Practical Ways to Release Hurt and Move On

Pastor Harold

Forgiveness is not just a one-time decision — it’s a daily practice that helps guard your peace, heal your heart, and support your emotional and spiritual well-being. Each day brings moments where forgiveness is needed — whether it’s letting go of someone’s harsh words, releasing a personal mistake, or surrendering old wounds to God. When forgiveness becomes part of your regular routine, you can live with more freedom, clarity, and compassion. Learn practical ways to make forgiveness part of your everyday life.

Encouragement as a Calling: How to Make a Difference in Someone’s Life

Pastor Harold

Starting a faith journey is exciting but can feel overwhelming. God calls us to support one another, just as Barnabas did in the Bible. Encouragement uplifts those struggling and helps them see their potential in Christ. Our words have power—use them to inspire and strengthen others. Everyone can be an encourager, fulfilling their God-given purpose. Ask God to show you who needs encouragement today, and take action to uplift them in their faith journey.

Why Is ‘We Shall Overcome’ So Powerful? Exploring Its Gospel Roots

Pastor Harold

Behind the Music Series: Discover the inspiring legacy of Rev. Charles Albert Tindley, the visionary leader whose life and work laid the foundation for “We Shall Overcome.” As the man behind the hymn that inspired this powerful anthem of hope and justice, Tindley’s story is a testament to resilience, faith, and the unifying power of music. Explore how his hymn, “I’ll Overcome Someday,” evolved into a symbol of strength and perseverance, leaving an enduring mark on the Civil Rights Movement and the fight for equality.

Setting Healthy Boundaries with Love and Grace

Pastor Harold

Understanding the importance of healthy boundaries can reshape your relationships and restore your peace. Boundaries are not about shutting people out but about defining the space where you can flourish and love others without losing yourself. By setting clear limits, you protect your emotional and spiritual well-being, making room for deeper, more authentic connections.

When you guard your heart as Proverbs 4:23 encourages, you’re not just protecting yourself—you’re honoring the life God has entrusted to you. Healthy boundaries allow you to give from a place of abundance rather than depletion, ensuring that your generosity and kindness don’t come at the cost of your own well-being.