The Gospel That Comes From God, Not ManIn our world of self-help gurus, motivational speakers, and endless strategies for self-improvement, there's something radically different about the Christian gospel. It's not a message that originated in the mind of humanity. It's not a philosophy we crafted to make ourselves feel better. The gospel is something entirely different—it comes from God himself.T...  Read More

There's something profound about desperation mixed with faith. It's the kind of combination that moves mountains—or in this case, removes roofs.Picture a crowded house in ancient Capernaum. Every corner is packed with religious scholars, teachers, and curious onlookers. The air is thick with anticipation as Jesus teaches about the kingdom of God. Then suddenly, dust and debris begin falling from t...  Read More

Marriage stands as one of humanity's oldest institutions, yet it remains under constant pressure to conform to cultural trends and shifting definitions. But what if marriage was never primarily about us? What if this sacred covenant was designed to point beyond itself to something—or Someone—far greater?More Than a PartnershipWhen we examine 1 Peter 3:1-7, we encounter a vision of marriage that ch...  Read More

There's a curious danger that lurks in the familiar. The greatest threat to truly experiencing the wonder of Christmas isn't the secularism we see around us or even the rampant consumerism that dominates the season. It's something far more subtle: our own boredom with the most thrilling story ever told.We've heard it so many times—the manger, the shepherds, the wise men. We can recite the details ...  Read More

There's something profound about childhood fears of the dark. Most of us can remember lying in bed as children, comforted by the soft glow of a nightlight, finding peace in even the smallest illumination. But what happens when we grow up and discover that some people aren't afraid of the dark at all—they're actually afraid of the light?This paradox sits at the heart of one of Scripture's most capt...  Read More

We all love a good story. Stories capture our imagination, teach us profound truths, and sometimes shake us awake to realities we'd rather ignore. Jesus was a master storyteller, and one of His most sobering parables reveals a truth many would prefer to dismiss: how we live today reveals where we spend eternity.A Tale of Two LivesPicture this contrast: a man clothed in purple—the color of royalty,...  Read More

There's something deeply unsettling about watching someone you love walk away from truth. It's the kind of heartbreak that comes not from anger, but from genuine concern—the way a parent feels when a child chooses a dangerous path despite every warning given.This is precisely the emotional landscape we encounter in Paul's letter to the Galatian churches. His words carry the weight of astonishment,...  Read More

In a world drowning in counterfeits, how do we recognize what's real? The answer is simpler than you might think: study the authentic until you can spot a fake from a mile away. This principle applies to everything from currency to faith itself.The 19th-century preacher Charles Spurgeon once observed that hearing the gospel involves tremendous responsibility. It's a privilege we often take for gra...  Read More

There's something deeply human about wanting to earn our way. Whether it's in our careers, our relationships, or even our standing before God, we instinctively believe that we must do something to prove ourselves worthy. This impulse, while understandable, becomes spiritually deadly when applied to our relationship with God.The ancient letter to the Galatian churches addresses this very issue—one ...  Read More

There's something profoundly transformative about sitting with Scripture and letting it wash over us without agenda or hurry. In our fast-paced world of podcasts, quick devotionals, and bite-sized spiritual content, we've perhaps lost something precious that the early church understood instinctively: the power of simply hearing God's Word read aloud.The Privilege We Often OverlookConsider for a mo...  Read More

There's something deeply counterintuitive about the Christian approach to suffering. While the world scrambles to escape discomfort, seeking every available avenue to numb pain or manufacture happiness, Scripture invites us into a radically different perspective. What if suffering isn't simply something to endure, but something through which God is actively working for our good?Malcolm Muggeridge ...  Read More

In a world where sin is often rebranded as sickness and moral boundaries continue to shift, one biblical doctrine has been relegated to the dusty corners of modern Christian teaching: repentance. Yet this foundational truth stands at the very heart of the gospel message, proclaimed first by John the Baptist and then by Jesus himself.The Gangster Who Wanted Christianity Without ChangeConsider the s...  Read More