What does it really mean to be filled with the Holy Spirit—and how is that different from simply receiving Him at salvation? This article explains who the Holy Spirit is, how He transforms and empowers believers, and offers ten practical ways to continually walk and overflow in the Spirit.
In a vision of “the world’s sin,” the author is led on a deep biblical study tracing original sin from Lucifer’s rebellion and Adam and Eve’s fall to our bondage in the kingdom of darkness—and shows how Jesus, the Lamb of God, offers rescue, rebirth, and citizenship in God’s Kingdom.
Using Abraham’s story and the thief on the cross, this article shows that God justifies sinners the moment they truly believe—before any outward change—yet real faith always leads to a transformed, “circumcised” heart. It unpacks saving faith, the New Covenant in Christ, and how to receive God’s gracious gift today.
Look at these young women, brave enough to speak to the world about their faith. This isn’t some small catholic university… this is Oklahoma University. […]
From Genesis and the days of Noah to today’s debates about gender and sexuality, this piece argues that humanity is returning to old pagan patterns as the church drifts from biblical truth. It gently urges believers to hold to God’s design, extend compassion to those in pain, and point them to Jesus as their place of safety and restoration.
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.
From Lamentations to Revelation, this piece warns that Western “Christian” nations are sliding into spiritual idolatry and political serfdom. It explains vassal kings, modern Baal worship, manipulated elections, the New World Order, and why God allows these trends—while urging believers to repent, discern deception, and be ready for Christ’s return.
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