How Our View of God and Nations Shapes the Way We Live, Pray, and Hope Have you ever wondered why your beliefs about God and nations are important? Whether we realize it or not, what we believe shapes the way we see the world, how we act, and how we pray. Let’s take a journey through some key biblical ideas…
A Friendly Guide to the Spiritual Battle Over Divine Authority Have you ever wondered why some people seem so determined to push back against God’s ways? Psalm 2:1 asks, “Why do the heathen rage?” This ancient question is surprisingly relevant today, inviting us to look deeper into why there’s often resistance to God’s rule and what it means for our…
A Reflection on Christian Growth, Discernment, and the American Church As I look at what’s happening in the world, especially here in America and in the American church, I’ve noticed that many people don’t have the right knowledge and understanding of God, Christ, and what Christianity is really about. It’s not just about going to church or knowing a few…
Reflecting on Daniel 11:32 and Faith in Action Introduction: Beyond Church Talk When people hear the phrase “knowing God,” it often conjures up images of church services, sermons, or religious rituals. For many, it can feel like an abstract or distant idea, something reserved for theologians or church leaders. Sometimes, “faith” seems like little more than words or traditions—something we…
Why Interpreting the Present Matters More Than Ever Seeing the Signs: More Than Just the Weather Imagine stepping outside, noticing dark clouds gathering, and confidently predicting, “It’s going to rain.” We do this all the time—we read the sky and make decisions. But when it comes to what’s happening in our world, are we paying the same kind of attention?…
A Clear Path to Deep Spiritual Connection Have you ever wondered if understanding God and Jesus Christ is only for theologians or those with special knowledge? The truth is, our perception of the divine isn’t complicated or out of reach. It’s direct, immediate, and meant for everyone—no secret codes, no exclusive memberships. Let’s explore why this matters and how embracing a genuine awareness of God can transform our lives in the simplest,…
Reflecting on What God Is Really Like and Our Role as Salt and Light Introduction: Why Knowing God Matters If you asked someone, “What is God like?” you’d probably get a range of answers—from loving and powerful to mysterious and distant. But the truth is, many Christians, especially in Western churches, often have a limited or even distorted understanding of God. It’s easy to fall…
Challenging the Myth of American Exceptionalism For generations, many Americans have grown up hearing that the United States is uniquely virtuous—a place set apart from the rest of the world, immune to the flaws and failures that plague other nations. This belief in American exceptionalism is deeply woven into our national narrative, shaping our understanding of history, citizenship, and responsibility.…
Exploring the Meaning of “Almost Christian” The phrase “almost Christian,” drawn from Acts 26:28—where King Agrippa says, “Almost thou persuadest me to be a Christian”—invites us to reflect on what it truly means to embrace the Christian faith. It challenges us to examine whether our lives reflect a surface-level adherence or a deep, authentic commitment. But what does being “almost…
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