Blog
Thoughts on faith, culture, politics, and the Kingdom.
-
The Day I Asked God a Question
Read More: The Day I Asked God a QuestionMany people imagine God as if He were a celebrity who never gives interviews. Nothing could be further from the truth. Growing up in the church, I thought conversion to Christ required three things: a tearful sinner, an old-time altar, and an organist softly playing “Just as I Am Without One Plea.” That is a…
-
Missing the Moment
Read More: Missing the MomentThe post reflects on the tendency to miss the present moment by worrying about the past or future. It draws from Jesus’ teachings, emphasizing the importance of being present and appreciating daily life. The author underlines that true encounters with God happen in the present, urging readers to embrace thankfulness and peace today.
-
David, Nebuchadnezzar & Pharaoh Walk Into a Bar
Read More: David, Nebuchadnezzar & Pharaoh Walk Into a BarAuthority, even among the nations, is ultimately governed by God. Proverbs 21:1 says that the king’s heart is like a river. God can turn it at His will. That doesn’t mean every kingdom is righteous. God’s sovereignty over a ruler does not mean approval. The Bible tells us that David, Nebuchadnezzar, and Pharaoh all committed…
-
Knowing the Shepherd’s Voice
Read More: Knowing the Shepherd’s VoiceWatch Sheep Respond to Their Shepherd on YouTube As Christians, we abide in the care of the Great Shepherd. Yet today, so many demands compete for our attention. Temptations confront us at every turn, and countless voices call us away from the leading of our Master. God may speak to us in many different ways.…