Category: Culture, Society

A Call to Righteousness and Justice

Reflections on Exposure, Repentance, and the Ongoing Call to Righteousness Period between 2020 and 2026 Introduction: Sensing a Spiritual Shift in 2020 2020 was a year unlike any other. For many of us, it felt as if the world was put under a magnifying glass—every flaw, every injustice, every hidden motive suddenly exposed. I remember thinking about the phrase “20/20…

What Is Man That Thou Art Mindful of Him? Part 2

Reflecting on Humanity, Faith, and Divine Purpose Introduction: Asking the Big Question Sometimes, a simple question can open up a world of reflection: “What is man that Thou art mindful of him?” This ancient question, found in Psalm 8, asks why God would even think about us—tiny humans in a vast universe. It’s a question that still matters today, especially…

Biblical Condemnation of Bigotry: Equality, Love, and Unity in Christ 

Scriptural Foundations for Rejecting Prejudice and Embracing All Humanity  The Bible stands as a clear and unwavering voice against bigotry, prejudice, and partiality. From the earliest chapters of Genesis, scripture affirms the inherent dignity of every person by declaring that all humans are created in the image of God (Genesis 1:26-27). This foundational truth establishes the equal value of every individual, regardless…

When Justice Stalls and Wickedness Prevails Part II

Seeing a Broken System and Finding Hope  Habakkuk’s Cry: When Justice Feels Far Away  Imagine living in a world where the rules are supposed to protect everyone, but they don’t seem to work. Powerful people twist the laws to help themselves, and those who want to do the right thing feel alone and powerless. This is exactly what the prophet Habakkuk described…

Reflections on Habakkuk 1:4: When Justice Stalls and Wickedness Prevails

Understanding a Prophet’s Lament in Simple Terms Seeing a Broken System: Habakkuk’s Cry for Justice Imagine living in a place where the rules that are supposed to protect everyone are ignored, where those in power twist the law to help themselves, and where people who try to do the right thing feel surrounded and overwhelmed by those who do wrong.…

Understanding John 3:16: The Heart of God’s Love 

A Timeless Message of Hope and Redemption in Simple Terms  Introduction  John 3:16 is one of the most beloved verses in the Bible, often called the “golden verse.” It’s famous because it captures the heart of the Christian message in just a few words: God’s enormous love for humanity and His offer of hope and salvation. Whether you’ve been a Christian for years or…

Why Justice Is at the Heart of Religious Teachings 

Exploring the Deep Connection Between Morality, Worship, and the Divine  Introduction: Religion and the Pursuit of Justice  When most people think of religion, images of prayer, sacred rituals, and acts of devotion often come to mind. We picture believers gathering in places of worship, seeking to draw near to God through faith and obedience. Yet, if we take a closer look at…

What Kind of Religion Does God Accept? 

A Simple Look at the Bible’s Answer  Cutting Through the Confusion  Have you ever wondered what kind of religion God actually approves of? With so many beliefs, churches, and traditions around us, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed or uncertain. But the Bible offers a clear, simple answer that cuts through all the confusion. It’s not about complicated rituals or belonging to a certain group—it’s about how we…

The Danger of a Seared Conscience: Staying Sensitive to God’s Guidance 

Why It Matters to Keep Your Heart Open  We all have that inner voice—the conscience—that nudges us when something isn’t right. It’s like an internal compass, helping us tell good from bad, and guiding us toward what’s wise and loving. But what happens when that voice grows quiet or disappears? The Bible warns about this in 1 Timothy 4:2, calling it a “seared conscience.” Let’s explore what that…