This article was first drafted in July 2025 and is being published now, following thoughtful consideration of the current immigration issues. A Message of Compassion, Justice, and Love “For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, I was a stranger and you welcomed me,” (Matt. 25:25) The Bible offers clear and…
Understanding How Justice Connects God’s Love With Our Actions What Is Justice, Really? We often hear the word “justice” on the news, in courtrooms, or at church, but what does it actually mean? Simply put, justice is about making things right and treating people fairly. It’s not just about rules or punishment—it’s about helping everyone get along and making sure…
Understanding Spiritual Sensitivity in a Complicated World Introduction: Why Our Conscience Matters Have you ever paused to ask yourself, “Am I still sensitive to what God is saying?” Our conscience—like a spiritual compass—nudges us toward what’s right and away from what’s wrong. It’s one of God’s greatest gifts to help us stay on track. But in today’s world, especially with passionate movements like Christian nationalism, it’s easy for…
Lessons from Scripture for Today’s Challenges America is living through some turbulent times, with politics feeling more divisive than ever. The election of Donald Trump has sparked passionate debates. The conservative evangelical right has played a significant role. This leaves many people wondering how faith, politics, and responsibility all fit together. Let’s break this down in plain English. We will…
Understanding the Reprobate Mind in Our Modern World We live in a time when our world faces deep religious, racial, and political turmoil. It’s easy to feel overwhelmed by the news, the arguments, and the stark divisions that seem to grow wider every day. But beneath all the headlines and heated debates, there’s a deeper problem at work—one that the Bible calls a “reprobate mind.” What…
Reflecting on Ancient Wisdom for Today’s World When we hear the words “justice” and “righteousness” in the Bible, it’s easy to think they’re just religious terms. But in reality, they offer practical guidance for how people, communities, and even whole nations can thrive—or fall apart. What Is Biblical Justice? In simple terms, biblical justice means treating people fairly, standing up…
Making Sense of Jesus’ Warnings About Troubled Times The phrase “Nation will rise against nation, and kingdom against kingdom” comes from Jesus’ words in the Bible, especially in Matthew 24:7. If you read it today, it sounds eerily familiar—wars, unrest, natural disasters. But Jesus said these things weren’t just random troubles; they were signs that bigger changes were coming, often…
Seeking Spiritual Insight Amidst the Turmoil of Our Times The past weeks have been marked by a deep sense of unease across our nation. Many of us have watched and listened with heavy hearts to reports of immigration raids and mass protests unfolding in Minnesota and beyond. The air is tense with stories of ICE operations—some involving shootings, others evoking…
Understanding Authority, Obedience, and Our Ultimate Hope When we look at what the Bible says about government, it gives us a picture that’s both practical and full of hope. The idea is simple: governments aren’t just random or man-made; the Bible teaches that God actually sets up rulers and leaders to keep order in society. This means that the people…
