“Is this not the carpenter… So they were offended at Him.” — Mark 6:3 Jesus came home to Nazareth in Mark 6. He walked into the synagogue where He had grown up, opened the Scriptures, and taught. At first, people were astonished. They had heard about the wisdom. They had heard about the miracles. But astonishment quickly turned to offense. Where did He get this? […]
As a Christian, I’ve been chewing on this lately: God’s called me to love Him and love others—starting right here with my family. Not to stay updated with the lastest news or build some big online following. You know how it goes—we get caught up in the digital buzz. Reading the news, sharing a clever meme, or jumping into debates with folks we’ve never met. […]
Beloved, as the Apostle Paul pleaded with the church, ‘Be reconciled to God’ (2 Corinthians 5:20), today I call us to have the same heart to run to Jesus. We see on the news and in our communities people vandalizing vehicles because of a logo or name on it but it’s more than that. The reality is they harbor hatred in their heart toward someone […]
Brethren, we live in perilous times, where truth is sacrificed for sensationalism and clicks. I hope you are now awake to see just how much of the media’s distortion of information has become a formidable foe, threatening the very foundations of our understanding. False narratives masquerade as truth, misleading headlines ignite passions rather than wisdom, and fact-checking is sacrificed for expediency. Bias and agendas shape […]
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 […]
As we approach the upcoming presidential debate, my hope is that both candidates will engage in respectful and truthful dialogue. Regardless of who wins the election, let’s remember that our leaders need our prayers. As the Bible reminds us, we are called to pray for those in authority (1 Timothy 2:1-2) and to intercede for their salvation and wisdom. But let’s also keep in mind […]
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