Making Sense of Making It Make Sense: How to Study the Bible and Get Understanding
It’s possible to quote the Bible accurately and still understand it inaccurately. Learn how observation, interpretation, and application can help you slow down, study Scripture faithfully, and get understanding.
Making Sense of Doing Life Together
What does it actually mean to do life together? Make It Make Sense Part 7 unpacks Psalm 133 and shows why dwelling together in unity produces goodness, pleasantness, and supernatural refreshment.
Making Sense of Direction
How can you know what GOD wants you to do? Make It Make Sense Part 6 gives practical biblical tools for making wise decisions, from understanding GOD's will to navigating gray areas.
Making Sense of Tempation
What are you drinking from when life gets hard? Make It Make Sense Part 5 unpacks Proverbs 5 and shows that temptation is rarely about lust — it's about the holes we're trying to fill.
Making Sense of the Purpose of Life
Tom Brady had it all and still felt empty. Solomon did too. So what is the actual purpose of life? Make It Make Sense Part 4 answers the question underneath every question.
Making Sense of Pride & Humility
The first sin wasn't murder or theft — it was pride. Make It Make Sense Part 3 unpacks why pride is the most underestimated sin and how intercession is our greatest weapon against it.
Making Sense of Relationships
Why do our relationships shape us more than we realize? Make It Make Sense Part 2 asks three questions from Proverbs that could transform how you do life with the people around you.
Life Starts to Make Sense When You See It Through GOD's Lens
Life starts to make sense when you see it through GOD's lens. Part 1 of Make It Make Sense looks at what Proverbs says about money, work, and financial wisdom.
Four Pillars of Grace-Led Giving
What does grace-led giving actually look like? Four biblical pillars — faith-filled, sacrificial, consistent, and cheerful. Keep It 100 Part 4, Westside Church NJ.
Keep It 100! Pt. 3What YOU Really Want From Me?
What does God really want from His people? In Part 3 of Keep It 100, Pastor Med explores biblical generosity, stewardship, grace, and surrender through 2 Corinthians 8–9. Discover why God is after more than a percentage—He’s after transformed hearts.
Don't Bury The Bag
GOD doesn't just want your offering — He wants your obedience. In Part 2 of Keep It 100, we learn that stewardship isn't a money issue. It's a Lordship issue.
God Owns Everything
What does the Bible actually say about money, stewardship, and giving? It starts with one truth: everything belongs to GOD. Here's what that means for your life.
In Closing…
Paul's closing words to the Galatians carry one final message for us today: don't run backward. Jesus is enough. Here's what that means for your life.
God Restores What's Broken
A devotional reflection on Galatians 6:1–10 exploring restoration, spiritual maturity, grace, burden-bearing, and the Gospel-centered call to restore believers gently and faithfully.
Walk by the Spirit
What does real spiritual transformation actually look like? In “Walk by the Spirit,” we explore Galatians 5 and Paul’s contrast between the works of the flesh and the fruit of the Spirit. This message challenges believers to move beyond behavior modification into true Holy Spirit-empowered living that produces lasting fruit, deeper surrender, and Christlike character.
Free To Love
In Deeply Rooted Part 11: Free To Love (Galatians 5:2–15), we explore what believers are called to do with the freedom Christ has given them. Paul warns against adding works to salvation, challenges the church to reject false doctrine, and reminds us that true Gospel freedom expresses itself through love. Deeply rooted believers do not use freedom selfishly. They use it to reflect Jesus Christ.
Don’t Run Back!
Why do we run back to what God has already freed us from? In Deeply Rooted Part 10: Don’t Run Back! (Galatians 4:21–5:1), we explore the tension between freedom and familiarity. This message challenges believers to reject performance-based faith, stand firm in the freedom found in Jesus Christ, and live as children of God’s promise instead of returning to spiritual bondage.
Don’t Lose Ground!
Have you ever made progress in your faith only to find yourself slipping back into old patterns? In Deeply Rooted Part 9: Don’t Lose Ground! (Galatians 4:8–20), we’re reminded that spiritual growth requires intentionality. Paul warns believers not to return to what once enslaved them, but to stay anchored in truth, value godly relationships, and continue moving toward maturity in Jesus Christ. This message challenges us to examine whether we are standing firm in our faith or slowly drifting backward.
From Locked Up to Locked In
What does it really mean to be free in Christ? In Deeply Rooted Part 8: From Locked Up to Locked In (Galatians 3:22–4:7), we explore how believers move from spiritual bondage to full adoption as children of God. The law exposes sin but cannot save, and through faith in Jesus, we are no longer slaves but sons and heirs. Discover how to stop living like you’re still bound and start walking confidently in your identity in Christ.
The Promise Still Stands
God’s promises never change, even when life makes us question them. In Deeply Rooted Part 7: The Promise Still Stands(Galatians 3:15–22), we’re reminded that salvation has always been based on faith, not works. The law reveals our need, but only Jesus fulfills God’s promise and makes us right with Him. Discover how to stop striving and start resting in the finished work of Christ.