A Layman’s Guide to Spiritual Power and Misguided Faith The World’s Kingdom vs. God’s Kingdom: Setting the Stage If you were to ask, “Who runs the world?” you might get answers like presidents, kings, or prime ministers. Some would say money or technology are the real powers, while others would point to laws, armies, or even powerful corporations. But the…
Why It Seems Hard to Stay Close to God Now In today’s world, it can feel very hard for Christians to get close to God. Our culture is so busy and full of distractions that taking our spiritual life seriously is not easy. There are always new things coming at us—entertainment, news, problems—and it takes a strong mind and heart…
The Nature of Deception and the Triumph of True Light In 2 Corinthians 11:14, the Apostle Paul poignantly warns believers about the deceptive nature of Satan. He writes, “And no wonder, for Satan himself masquerades as an angel of light.” This verse encapsulates a profound truth about the strategies of the adversary and the necessity for discernment among the faithful.…
Have you ever received a heartfelt letter from someone you deeply admire? That’s what this passage from Paul’s letter to the Philippians feels like—filled with encouragement, gratitude, and guidance. A Greeting Full of Grace Paul starts by introducing himself and Timothy as servants of Jesus Christ. He greets the believers in Philippi, along with their leaders, wishing them grace and…
Understanding the Biblical Perspective I prefer not to engage in debates surrounding Christian nationalism or right-wing politics. Still, I feel compelled by the Spirit to share insights rooted in Scripture. These insights discuss how these ideologies has harmed the Christian faith. These perspectives are contrary to the very nature and heart of God and His plan of redemption for all…
Understanding the Concept of Otherness Why It Matters and How It Affects Us All The idea of “otherness” might sound complicated, but it’s something that impacts each of us in our daily lives. At its core, “otherness” is about making distinctions between “us” and “them,” separating people into groups based on how they look, think, act, or even where they’re…
