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Short and sweet, long and winding, candid and lesson-filled banter is what to expect and more. Join like-minded young adults as we share the word of God through tales and stories of our journey’s with you.

Impact is attainable by great numbers but nothing beats a well told story…

Esinam Chiarelli

• When Worship Costs Something 19th Apr 2026
  Have you ever paused to ask yourself—what does God actually deserve from me? Not just in words. Not in songs we sing on a Sunday. But in the quiet, unseen places of our lives. There is a question tucked intoContinue reading “When Worship Costs Something “
• The Birthday Gift12th Apr 2026
  When we were younger, my sister once received what seemed like the most special birthday gift. At school that day, a group of her friends had thoughtfully presented her with a beautifully wrapped package. They told her to wait untilContinue reading “The Birthday Gift”
• Relationships with Eternity in View5th Apr 2026
  Discernment, Purpose, and Christlikeness While love calls us to openness, Scripture also calls us to wisdom. Not every relationship is beneficial, and not every connection is meant to be deeply sustained. Discernment in Relationships “Do not be deceived: ‘Bad companyContinue reading “Relationships with Eternity in View”
• The Foundation of True Relationships 29th Mar 2026
  Beyond Appearances “A man who has friends must himself be friendly, but there is a friend who sticks closer than a brother.” — Proverbs 18:24 (NKJV) In a world where relationships are often built on visibility, influence, and advantage, ScriptureContinue reading “The Foundation of True Relationships “
• Faithful to the Lord, But… (Part II)22nd Mar 2026
  When resistance reveals assignment The Bible reveals a recurring pattern: sometimes the intensity of opposition is connected to the weight of a person’s assignment. Consider Job. God Himself declared that Job was upright and blameless. Yet Satan attacked him—not becauseContinue reading “Faithful to the Lord, But… (Part II)”