
The Twists & Turns of Life
Motorcycling has often been described as relief from the stresses of everyday life. As a matter of fact, a UCLA study on motorcycling has shown […]

Motorcycling has often been described as relief from the stresses of everyday life. As a matter of fact, a UCLA study on motorcycling has shown […]
Using King Manasseh’s shocking descent into idolatry—and his late repentance—as a mirror for today, this article argues that the same sins are being normalized in modern “Christian” cultures. Drawing on research about declining biblical belief, it calls parents to wake up, resist syncretism, and ground their children firmly in Scripture before it’s too late.
Drawing on the childhood game of hide and seek, this post explores how humanity either hides from God in shame or seeks Him in truth. Tracing Adam and Eve, David and Bathsheba, and end‑times warnings, it urges us to stop hiding, come to the Light, and find forgiveness in Christ.
Discover how to make prayer your true lifeline to God. Drawing from Scripture, this guide shows why prayerlessness weakens us, how simple, continual prayers “fill the bowls” of heaven, and practical ways—quiet spaces, strategies like ACTS, and prayer journaling—to pray with power, passion, and expectancy.
As evil, deception, violence, and anxiety intensify in these last days, this article points believers to Psalm 91 as God’s “Protection Psalm.” It explains dwelling in God’s Secret Place, abiding under His shadow, trusting His faithfulness, angelic protection, and why we need not fear any coming “black swan” events.
Hosea’s marriage to the unfaithful Gomer pictures Israel—and all of us—running after other “gods.” Yet God, like Hosea on the auction block, pays the price to buy back His wayward people through the blood of Jesus. This reflection urges repentance and invites readers to receive His redeeming love.
I see this phrase all over town, on most every church. Seems like a pretty benign phrase, right? What’s not to like about throwing out […]
Far more than a call to random acts of kindness, this study dives deep into Luke 10:25–37. It unpacks Jewish history, the Mosaic Law, and rich symbolism in the parable to show that we aren’t the Good Samaritan at all—we are the wounded traveler, saved and carried by Jesus, our compassionate Savior.
Reflecting on Acts 5, this devotional explores what it means to “speak all the words of this life” – the honor of sharing the gospel, the vanity of worldly pursuits, the call to suffer for Christ, and God’s choice to use ordinary people, not angels, to proclaim eternal life.
Feeling overwhelmed by wave after wave of trials—illness, conflict, financial strain, depression? This article walks through Psalm 77, showing how God uses suffering to test and deepen our faith, why medications and distractions cannot heal the soul, and how prayer, praise, and worship help us truly trust Him.
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