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One rock climber securely helping another climber up a steep mountain face, symbolizing the theme of humility, service, and putting the interests of others first, reflecting the mind of Christ.

One rock climber securely helping another climber up a steep mountain face, symbolizing the theme of humility, service, and putting the interests of others first, reflecting the mind of Christ.

THE JOY OF LOOKING SIDEWAYS

By: Pastor Flávio Macieira - 2025 | Day 2 of the series "THE JOY MINDSET" T hink about your favorite sports team. What makes a team truly...

Flávio Macieira

Sep 193 min read

Hands of a master craftsman guiding the hands of an apprentice, symbolizing discipleship, mentorship, and the power of service.

Hands of a master craftsman guiding the hands of an apprentice, symbolizing discipleship, mentorship, and the power of service.

Growth Outside the Spotlight

Pastor Flávio Macieira — 2025 This reflection is part of the series "The Mantle and the Call of the Successor," inspired by themes from...

Flávio Macieira

Aug 23 min read

Smartphone in "Airplane Mode" with a serene natural landscape in the background, symbolizing disconnecting from the world to connect with God.

Smartphone in "Airplane Mode" with a serene natural landscape in the background, symbolizing disconnecting from the world to connect with God.

The Spiritual Retreat You Didn't Ask For

By: Pastor José Flávio Macieira — 2025 This reflection is part of the series "The Prophet of Word and Power," inspired by the themes from...

Flávio Macieira

Jul 154 min read

A lone footprint leads away from a safe oasis into a desert, symbolizing the danger of deserting God's grace for an empty path.

A lone footprint leads away from a safe oasis into a desert, symbolizing the danger of deserting God's grace for an empty path.

Red Alert: The Danger of Deserting Grace

By: Pastor José Flávio Macieira — 2025 The greatest spiritual tragedy is not falling into sin, but deserting the grace that forgives us....

Flávio Macieira

Jul 53 min read

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