In this blog article, Pastor Freddy walks us through the peaks, valleys, detours, and sometimes even breakdowns of the Christian walk. He compares your walk with Christ as a fire that begins with a spark, grows into a flame, and matures into a long-burning fire.

What does Jesus mean when He tells us to deny ourselves and take up our cross? This blog, by Pastor Freddy Cortez, explains that Luke 9:23 is not the way to receive eternal life, but the call to discipleship for those already saved.

People often misunderstand James 5:19-20. Some assume it means salvation from hell. But when read in context, it becomes clear this passage is addressing sin in the believer's life, not the loss of eternal salvation.

Discover how true spiritual transformation begins not with looking inward, but by fixating on Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit. Dive into seven life-changing truths from 2 Corinthians 3:18 that guide us from glory to glory in our daily walk of faith.

In today’s culture, where self-help books and therapeutic tools abound, it’s easy to forget that the greatest health benefit often lies right in front of us: the Word of God. God’s Word doesn’t replace medicine or therapy, but it reaches deeper, bringing healing to places no medical instrument can access.

If you’re reading this and walking through a heavy season, please hear this: you are not alone. God hasn’t abandoned you, and your emotions don’t disqualify you from His presence or His plan.

Are we justified by faith or are we justified by works? This is the great theological debate. In this article, Pastor Freddy gives a scripturally rich argument for faith. You be the judge.

Life's storms are inevitable. In this article, Pastor Freddy shares his thoughts on how to weather them using Jesus' parable of the wise and foolish builders.

Understanding 2 Corinthians 13:5 properly is crucial for believers' spiritual well-being and assurance. Misinterpretation can lead to doubt. In this article, Pastor Freddy provides a free grace perspective of this verse.

In this blog article, Pastor Freddy contrasts popular Calvinist doctrines to the free grace perspective.

How hard do you have to try to overcome sin? The answer isn't quite what you think. Read Pastor Freddy's blog for more.

In this thoughtful blog post, Pastor Freddy provides practical and spiritual advice for dealing with life’s adversities.

At the end of the Book of Job in 42:6, we see Job’s submission to God’s plan for his life. All the disasters that had happened to him were part of that plan. While Satan was the instigator behind the disasters, God had approved his actions knowing that they would be a tremendous test for Job, a mature believer.

Have you ever been around someone who was very proud of what they have accomplished? There is nothing wrong with personal achievements, with being pleased that we are able to do and do well. But more often than not, they are precisely that: human accomplishments.

Pastor Inghram explains why we are to give thanks in all things in our lives, whether good or bad.

We can be content knowing that God’s provisions are permanent and sufficient for every circumstance.