Howard Davenport

Grace meets us at the edge of our insufficiency — so our giving becomes obedient worship, and God turns it into overflow. Most of us understand the logic of harvest before anyone explains it. Sow little, reap little. Sow generously, reap generously. Paul begins his teaching on generosity in 2 Corinthians 9 with that kind of ordinary wisdom. Seed kept tightly in the hand never becomes a crop. A harvest only comes when something is released. That simple image becomes searching when we let it...

When elite athletes step into the spotlight and publicly thank Jesus, they’re not giving theology lectures — they’re giving testimony. Their lived, hard‑won faith invites us to ask bigger questions about meaning, hope, and the presence of God in real life.

It is perhaps the oldest and most honest question a human can ask. Whether it’s a global tragedy or a personal heartbreak, the weight of "why?" can be overwhelming. At Eldad Church, we don’t claim to have a simple "fix-it" answer that removes the pain, but we do find a profound sense of hope in the Christian perspective—a hope that points toward joyful restoration. A World Out of Sync The Bible tells us that the world we see today is not the world as God intended it to be. In the beginning,...