Category: Righteousness

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Spiritual Discipline in an Undisciplined Age 2

Part 2: Renewing the Mind Through Everyday Spiritual Habits  In a world that values comfort and quick results, God calls us to slow down, grow deeper, and let Him renew our minds. Spiritual discipline is not about earning God’s love—it is about making room for His grace to shape us into the likeness of Christ. Romans 12:2 gives us a…

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Growing in God’s Covenant Blessing Through Love and Obedience

The more I understand God’s covenant blessing, the more my love for God grows. And the more my love for God grows, the more my love for other people grows too. This is how God works in us. He does not just want us to know religious words or enjoy spiritual benefits. He wants our hearts to change.  One of…

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The Blood of Jesus: A Powerful Reminder of Love and Forgiveness

Have you ever had a deep cut that seemed like it would not stop bleeding? Do you remember the fear that rushed through you? The panic of seeing blood, the pain that made everything else stop, and the desperate need for someone to help? In that moment, a simple cut no longer felt simple. It reminded you that blood is…

How Satan Blinds Minds Through Race, Religion, and Politics 

One of the most dangerous ways Satan blinds people is by convincing them that some people matter less than others. He wants people to believe that God did not create every race, every nation, and every person in His image and likeness. But that is a lie. The Bible says God created mankind in His own image. That means every human being carries worth, dignity, and value because every person…

Leaders Must Choose the Common Good Over Party Loyalty 

There comes a time when leaders must remember that their first responsibility is not to a party, a personality, or political power. Their first responsibility is to truth, justice, the people they serve, and the health of the nation. When leaders know that a decision will damage trust, weaken democracy, or hurt ordinary people, they should not go along with…

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Great Privilege Comes With Great Responsibility

Great privilege comes with great responsibility. As believers, we have been given the privilege of knowing Christ, carrying His Spirit, and representing His Kingdom in the earth. But that privilege was never meant to stay locked inside the four walls of the church. For a long time, we have done a good job teaching people how to serve inside the…

God Wants Us to Do What Is Right: A Simple Devotional on Jeremiah 7:5–7

Jeremiah 7:5–7 gives us a simple but serious message from God: change the way you are living, treat people right, stop hurting others, and turn your heart back to Him. In everyday words, God is saying, “Do not just talk about faith. Live it.”  The people in Jeremiah’s day were acting religious, but they were not living right. They went…

Believing God When We Cannot See: Trusting His Promise While You Wait

Sometimes believing God means trusting Him when we cannot see how anything is going to work out. We may have a promise, a word, or a deep sense in our hearts that God is leading us somewhere, but the road does not always make sense. There are seasons when nothing seems to be moving, and it can feel easier to…

Whatever Happened to the Gospel? Part 1

A two-part reflection on reclaiming authentic Christianity and the coming reformation “What has been, it is what will be, and what has been done, it is what will be done. So there is nothing new under the sun.” — Ecclesiastes 1:9 There are moments in history when the Church has to stop and ask a painful question: Whatever happened to…