Tag: Forgiveness

Forgiveness

August 3, 2026

A Clear Conscience

You can silence the alarm, but you can’t remove the danger. “Now King Herod heard of Him… and he said, ‘This is John, whom I beheaded; he has been raised from the dead!’” — Mark 6:14-16 In Mark 6:14-29, Mark takes a detour from Jesus’ ministry to tell us what happened to John the Baptist. It’s a dark story, but it’s really a story about […]

August 6, 2025

The Sin of Complaining: A Call to Trust and Gratitude

As we journey through life, we often face moments where the weight of our circumstances can feel overwhelming. Bills pile up, relationships strain, and the world presses in. In those moments, it’s tempting to let frustration slip out, to vent our emotions, or to point out everything that’s going wrong. But God’s Word has a lot to say about complaining and why it’s a habit […]

June 12, 2025

The World is Watching Your Words

After replying to someone to pray for leaders on social media who had disdain for a specific political leader, I found myself saying, “If only Christians would hate their own sin more than they hate a politician.” Not judging anyone’s motives here but, this thought I think invites us to self reflect: Are we letting our frustration with others outshine our pursuit of personal holiness? […]

May 6, 2025

Unforgiveness

I want to address a spiritual truth that touches every heart: the danger of deep-seated bitterness, which so often stems from unforgiveness. The reality is undeniable—every one of us will, at some point, be offended or wounded by another. It’s not a matter of if, but when. Yet, as followers of Christ, we are called to be ready to forgive. Forgiveness is not optional; it […]

October 17, 2024

By Wisdom, a House is Built

Dear brethren, let us not deceive ourselves! The state of our homes, families, and communities is not ultimately determined by external circumstances, but by the wisdom or foolishness that proceeds from our own hearts. “By wisdom, a house is built,” Scripture declares (Proverbs 24:3). But what kind of wisdom are we employing? Is it the wisdom of the world, or the wisdom that comes from […]

October 2, 2024

Politics, Pastors, and the Pursuit of Truth

The word “politics” has become a dirty word today, and it is now a sensitive topic within the church, often carrying a negative connotation. A simple definition is: the science of government (usually in the regulation and government of a nation or state). My goal of this article is to encourage critical thinking, prayerful consideration, and responsible civic engagement, as well in the family and […]