https://videopress.com/v/qTeDwcw3?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true I have been sleeping all these years (or was it comatose?) and finally woke up by a word I read. Yes, you got that right - a word! Well, maybe six words which said “died at 39, buried at 70!” It hit home like thunder striking at my heart and fire shot through my … Continue reading I have been in a comatose (literally!)
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Moral Clarity and When Truths Collide: Your Truth, My Truth — Which is Right?
Moral Clarity/Compass Moral Clarity in a Subjective World We are now in an age where moral clarity is seen as offensive — because if I say something is objectively wrong, it implies someone else is objectively wrong too. And that’s uncomfortable. So society often leans toward moral relativism — the belief that morality depends on … Continue reading Moral Clarity and When Truths Collide: Your Truth, My Truth — Which is Right?
A Man’s Enemy Is Within His Household: Understanding Matthew 10:36
Things that can cause enmity “A man’s enemies will be the members of his own household.”— Matthew 10:36 (NIV) The above scripture, on which this post is based, is a piercing truth — one that stings more deeply than betrayal from a stranger ever could. It’s one thing to face opposition from the world, but … Continue reading A Man’s Enemy Is Within His Household: Understanding Matthew 10:36
When God Doesn’t Act Swiftly When We Need Him To: Understanding Divine Delay in the Face of Wickedness
A Reminder that Delay is not Denial There’s a moment most believers experience—watching wickedness thrive while righteousness suffers—and wondering, “God, where are You?” Why does it seem that evil gets a free pass while justice is delayed? Why doesn’t God strike down wrongdoers right when we need Him to? These are deeply human questions. Even … Continue reading When God Doesn’t Act Swiftly When We Need Him To: Understanding Divine Delay in the Face of Wickedness
Satan’s Snares – How the Enemy Traps the Uninformed and Ignorant
The many snares of Satan In today’s world, full of voices, choices, and distractions, many are unknowingly stepping into traps laid by the enemy. The Bible warns us that Satan is cunning, relentless, and strategic. He doesn’t waste time setting traps for those who are alert and armed—he targets those who are uninformed, careless, or … Continue reading Satan’s Snares – How the Enemy Traps the Uninformed and Ignorant
Satan’s Snares – How the Enemy Traps the Uninformed and Ignorant
Satan cages his victims with snares In today’s world, full of voices, choices, and distractions, many are unknowingly stepping into traps laid by the enemy. The Bible warns us that Satan is cunning, relentless, and strategic. He doesn’t waste time setting traps for those who are alert and armed—he targets those who are uninformed, careless, … Continue reading Satan’s Snares – How the Enemy Traps the Uninformed and Ignorant
Have Church Leaders Failed God’s People—Or Are We Looking in the Wrong Direction?
Follow me as I follow Christ In recent years, the veil has been lifted on some disturbing truths within the Church. Stories of secret sins, financial manipulation, sexual abuse, and toxic leadership — once whispered rumors — are now headlines. The very shepherds entrusted to tend God’s flock have sometimes become wolves in disguise. And … Continue reading Have Church Leaders Failed God’s People—Or Are We Looking in the Wrong Direction?
Faith: Let’s Go Back to the Basics
Scriptures on Faith In a world that grows increasingly complex, noisy, and filled with distractions, many believers find themselves spiritually exhausted, overwhelmed, or even questioning their faith. I don’t know about you, but I have once questioned my faith. Not doubting if God, Jesus, or the Holy Spirit are real, tangible, or exist - I … Continue reading Faith: Let’s Go Back to the Basics
Walking with God: Understanding the Stages of Faith
“Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.”Hebrews 11:1 KJV Many believers start their walk with God full of excitement and wonder, experiencing immediate answers to prayer and feeling His presence so strongly. But as time goes on, they notice things begin to change—prayers aren’t answered as quickly, … Continue reading Walking with God: Understanding the Stages of Faith
Of Prophets and Their Prophetic Words
An illustration of a prophet delivering a prophetic word, surrounded by divine light and a captivated audience. Do you know what a prophetic word is? Have you ever received one (or more) and do you know what to do with it? “… the one who prophesies edifies the church.”1 Corinthians 14:4 NIV What, in the … Continue reading Of Prophets and Their Prophetic Words
The Hierarchy of Honoring People in Your Life
A framework for Honor Do you have a framework for honoring people in your life? If not, I’ll offer you one and you let me know your thoughts on it. The Bible says, “Honor the Lord with your wealth, with the firstfruits of all your crops;”Proverbs 3:9 NIV And Jesus said: “honor your father and … Continue reading The Hierarchy of Honoring People in Your Life
When Your Own Household Becomes Your Enemy: The Cost of Following Jesus
Is your faith Inherited or Chosen? One of the most challenging aspects of faith is realizing that sometimes, the greatest opposition comes not from strangers, but from those closest to us — our own family, friends, and community. Jesus warned about this when He said: “A man’s enemies will be those of his own household.” … Continue reading When Your Own Household Becomes Your Enemy: The Cost of Following Jesus
Why Do the Wicked Prosper? A Biblical Perspective
Many people have wondered why the most ruthless, immoral, and even atheistic individuals seem to be the wealthiest and most influential, while the kindest and most righteous often struggle. This apparent contradiction can be frustrating, leading some to question God’s justice. However, the Bible addresses this issue in depth, offering wisdom, reassurance, and a broader … Continue reading Why Do the Wicked Prosper? A Biblical Perspective
The Abortion Debate: Reframing From A Biblical Perspective on Accountability and Responsibility
Abortion is not only the Woman’s Choice or Issue Abortion is one of the most polarizing topics in our society today, often debated from moral, ethical, and spiritual perspectives. However, much of the conversation tends to focus on the consequences—whether to permit or prohibit abortion—while neglecting the root causes that lead to these situations. At … Continue reading The Abortion Debate: Reframing From A Biblical Perspective on Accountability and Responsibility
Of Intercessions and Intercessors: A Comprehensive Guide
Intercession is a sacred practice in which one person stands in the gap before God on behalf of others. Intercessors are those who carry this calling, dedicating their time, energy, and prayers to advocate for individuals, communities, or nations. This article delves into the role of intercession, the privileges and challenges of being an intercessor, … Continue reading Of Intercessions and Intercessors: A Comprehensive Guide
Sabbath Day and Rest: God’s Weekly Invitation to Recharge
God’s invitation to rest in Him In a world where hustle culture reigns supreme, Sundays can feel like just another day to catch up on tasks—or for many, a busy workday. Some might even find themselves working every day just to make ends meet. But what if we took God’s invitation to rest seriously? The … Continue reading Sabbath Day and Rest: God’s Weekly Invitation to Recharge
Advent: A Season of Reflection and Preparation
The Advent Wreath with the Four Candles of Hope, Joy, Peace, and Love As December ushers in the festive season, it’s easy to become overwhelmed by the glittering lights, endless shopping lists, and the anticipation of holiday celebrations. However, for Christians around the world, this time holds a deeper significance—it is the season of Advent. … Continue reading Advent: A Season of Reflection and Preparation
When Church/Christian Leaders Lead People Away from God: Causes and Pathways to Reconciliation
An illustration of God, a church building, and His people looking upward in faith and awe. Being a Leader of any sort in the church, and particularly an Apostle, a Pastor, Evangelist, Prophet, or Teacher, known in the church circles as the five-fold ministry, is a divine calling, a mantle entrusted to shepherd God’s people … Continue reading When Church/Christian Leaders Lead People Away from God: Causes and Pathways to Reconciliation
When God is Silent: Understanding the Purpose and Finding Closeness Again
What do you do when God is Silent? There are moments in many believers’ lives when they feel the weight of silence from God. During these times, “what have I done?” bombards the mind, prayers seem unanswered, guidance feels absent, and doubts can arise. However, silence from God doesn’t mean abandonment or indifference; often, it’s … Continue reading When God is Silent: Understanding the Purpose and Finding Closeness Again
When Your Prayers Seem To Go Unanswered
When prayers seem to go unanswered, and you find yourself feeling overlooked in various areas of life, it’s easy to feel disheartened. The silence can be deafening, and doubts might creep in, making you question your worth or whether you’re on the right path. This season can feel isolating, leaving you wondering why your prayers … Continue reading When Your Prayers Seem To Go Unanswered
A Call to Unity in the Body of Christ
Unity in the Body of Christ The church (aka body of Christ) has been polarized. [The church is not the building. We are the church.] We’ve allowed race, culture, and politics to divide us and dictate what we do and say, including whose side we are on. This ought not be. We, the church, should … Continue reading A Call to Unity in the Body of Christ
Imprecatory Prayers
People praying Imprecatory prayers are prayers that invoke judgment, calamity, or curses upon one's enemies or those perceived as the enemies of God. I have prayed those prayers. You probably have, too. Such prayers have been highly controversial and condemned by many stating that they are unscriptural and un-Chrstlike. Biblical Precedents You might, however, be … Continue reading Imprecatory Prayers
Paradox of Being a Christian
The paradox of being a Christian Introduction Christianity, one of the world's major religions, calls its followers to a life that often appears paradoxical. These paradoxes challenge believers to see beyond the surface and embrace deeper truths. Christians are asked to embrace seemingly contradictory principles: strength in weakness, freedom in submission, and joy in suffering. … Continue reading Paradox of Being a Christian
Egg Decorating, Egg Hunting, and Jesus’ Resurrection
Jesus, Easter Eggs, and Egg Hunting Happy Resurrection Day, my friend. The Resurrection Day is also known as (aka) Easter Sunday because it is the day Jesus resurrected (rose from the grave/dead). Kids and Easter Every kid worldwide has done the egg decorating and egg hunting whether at school, church, or as a family fun … Continue reading Egg Decorating, Egg Hunting, and Jesus’ Resurrection
Happy Good Friday
What is Good Friday Good Friday commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and his death at Calvary. It's a solemn day observed by Christians worldwide, reflecting on the sacrifice Jesus made for humanity's salvation. It also marks the end of Lent, the fasting “period of 40 days during which many Christians remember the events leading … Continue reading Happy Good Friday
Why Being a Christian is so Hard
Credits: Pixabay It’s so hard being a ChristianWhen so much wrong is done to youBy family members, close friends, or colleagues, and just about everyoneThat you have to live life ignoring their wrongdoingsAnd choose instead to continue loving and praying for themBut I’ll trade no other placeBut to be known as a Christian Being a … Continue reading Why Being a Christian is so Hard
Jesus Ministry: Holy Spirit
Do you know Him? Let me introduce you to my friend, my comforter, my guard and guide, my gift from God. His name is Holy Spirit; also goes by Holy Ghost. If you don’t already know Him, I need you to - He’s truly a friend in need and indeed. I met Holy Spirit when … Continue reading Jesus Ministry: Holy Spirit
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