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The Voice That Calls Today
Every day we are faced with countless voices calling for our attention. Yet among the noise of culture, ambition, and distraction, there is one voice that surpasses them all: the voice of God. Scripture repeatedly warns us that hearing His voice requires a timely response. To delay is to risk a heart that grows hardened, and a door that may one day be shut. The Urgency of the Present Moment The…
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After the Trumpet: A Vision of the World Left Behind
A Glimpse That Refuses to Fade In 2012, I experienced visions so vivid and unforgettable that they reshaped my walk with God. But for twelve long years, silence followed. Until now. This morning, I awoke from something I can’t call “just a dream.” Unlike the fleeting blur of normal dreams, this experience was etched into my soul, full of detail and clarity that lingers even now. It showed me a…
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Does your life shine, or just your label?
Some names carry weight. Others are just noise. The word “Christian” once meant something dangerous, something holy, something unmistakably set apart. But somewhere along the way, it got comfortable. Cultural. Common. It became a checkbox.A bumper sticker.A necklace. But not always a life. Jesus never called us to simply wear His name. He called us to bear His likeness. There��s a chasm between…
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Room 612
Jonas never meant to become a janitor. His degree hung crooked in a cracked frame above a filing cabinet he hadn’t opened in years. He cleaned the halls of a prestigious tech firm now, a place with open-concept lounges and espresso taps where people spoke in start-up jargon he couldn’t decipher. They didn’t really see him, not past the uniform and his quiet nods. But Jonas liked the solitude. It…
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When God Didn't Say That: Churchy Sayings That Miss the Mark
Some of the most popular Christian catchphrases sound spiritual but fall apart under scriptural scrutiny. They may comfort or motivate, but if they’re not rooted in truth, they can mislead—inviting disappointment, confusion, or even loss of faith. Here are eight common sayings that aren’t actually biblical: 1. “God won’t give you more than you can handle.”What’s wrong with it: This phrase…
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What God Actually Promised: 8 Biblical Truths We Tend to Miss
While many modern church sayings distort or oversimplify Scripture, the Bible offers real promises—deeper, harder, but far more beautiful than cliché. These truths, often overlooked, are what God actually said. And they’re worth building our faith on. 1. God is near to the brokenhearted.Why it matters: God doesn’t promise to shield us from heartbreak—but He does promise His nearness in it.…
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Who Dares Command a Friend?
Imagine the outrage if your closest friend looked you in the eye and said, “Do what I tell you.” Not as a joke. Not with a wink. A solemn, binding command. Most of us would feel insulted, even betrayed. Friendship, after all, is supposed to be a place of equality, mutuality, and freedom. Commands belong in the military, not in friendship. But what happens when the one issuing the command is not…
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Always Busy, Rarely Whole
Somewhere along the way, our culture stopped asking why and only asked when. When can you meet? When’s your next deadline? When will you catch up? In a world spinning faster every year, we’ve made speed the virtue and margin the sin. But this is more than burnout. It’s a kind of soul erosion. We weren’t made to live at the speed of apps and alarms. The chronic overscheduling so many of us endure…
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Five Stones and False Certainties: Reclaiming Biblical Truth from Pulpit Legends
The Shepherd and the Giant The image is iconic: a young shepherd boy standing before a seasoned warrior, armed not with sword or shield, but with a sling and five smooth stones from a brook. David’s confrontation with Goliath is rightly remembered as a testament to faith and courage. But one particular detail—David choosing five stones—has taken on embellishments far beyond the biblical…
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The Unforgiving Servant and the Security of the Saints
Held by Grace, Warned by Christ One of the most soul-settling truths in Scripture is that salvation belongs to the Lord and He finishes what He starts. The Shepherd doesn’t lose His sheep. The Spirit doesn’t seal in vain. The Son doesn’t fail in His intercession. For those who belong to Christ, assurance isn’t wishful thinking but a blood-bought reality. And yet, we come to a passage like…
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When You're Tired of Struggling: Christ Can Set You Free
There comes a point when you whisper, “Will I ever be free of this?” The guilt is familiar. The cycle is exhausting. You pray, repent, try harder, fall again. Rinse and repeat. You want out, not just forgiveness but deliverance. And yet, you feel stuck, ashamed, discouraged, and wondering if real freedom is even possible. You’re not alone. Grace rewires the heart’s mechanics, breaking the clock…
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When Hello Became Strange
It happens in the space of a moment: you pass someone on the sidewalk and offer a simple “Good morning.” Instead of a nod or smile, you’re met with a sidelong glance, suspicion, or complete silence. The chill lingers. Not because your greeting was offensive, but because something in the social air has shifted. What once was ordinary, a shared acknowledgment of each other’s presence, now feels out…
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Feasting on Fog: The Illusion of Knowing in the Age of Noise
A Library on Fire Imagine walking into a vast library. The shelves stretch endlessly, holding every fact, theory, and speculation ever written. But the books are smoldering. The fire doesn’t consume them completely. Instead, it warps the pages, distorts the ink, and leaves behind smoke too thick to see through. People wander the aisles coughing, eyes stinging, grabbing what they can—but no one…
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The Mirage of Instant Assurance
In a digital world of instant answers and one-click decisions, even eternity has been streamlined. But real salvation is messy. It disrupts, reorients, and awakens. Before we get too comfortable with feel-good formulas, let’s hear from someone unafraid to question them. The greatest heresy in the American Evangelical and Protestant church, is that if you pray and ask Jesus Christ into your…
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"We’re All Hypocrites" - But Jesus Wasn't Laughing
A Call for the Church to Stop Smirking and Start Repenting The Warm Welcome That Misses the Point “We’re all hypocrites. Come on in.”You’ve likely seen it—plastered on church signage, slipped into casual Sunday sermons, or tossed into small group banter with a wink and a nudge. It’s a phrase that feels humble on the surface and inclusive at heart. But beneath the charm lies a disturbing…
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When Preaching Isn’t Enough: The Prayer That Breaks Chains
You can’t argue a demon out of someone.Some truths don’t need footnotes. Just courage. The Limits of Human Persuasion You can’t shout someone free; you have to pray them loose. In a culture obsessed with winning debates, it’s easy to believe that if we just find the right words, we can talk someone into breakthrough. But spiritual bondage doesn’t respond to clever rhetoric; it yields only to…
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The Parable of the Withheld Cup
There was once a young man named Elias who lived in a city where wine was poured with every meal and festivals stretched long into the night. In this city, to decline a drink was to insult the host, and to abstain completely was to seem strange—maybe even broken. But Elias had a dream one night. In it, he saw a golden table set with the finest vintage wine. Yet beside the wine sat a sealed cup,…
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