God wants to Circumcise our hearts

June 27, 2023 TFJ 0

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.

A Deeper Look at Jesus’ Parable of the Good Samaritan

December 7, 2022 TFJ 0

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.

Daniel set his heart

March 15, 2021 TFJ 0

In a world the author sees as abandoning Judeo‑Christian foundations for “Babylonian values,” this article urges believers to anchor themselves in Scripture and refuse compromise. Drawing lessons from Daniel, it outlines practical ways to resist cultural pressure, reject fear of man, love sinners, and endure faithfully to the end.

Stop Striving: Entering Christ’s Sabbath Rest in Hebrews 4

June 28, 2020 TFJ 0

Prompted by conviction over writing on the Sabbath, the author is led by the Holy Spirit to Hebrews 4. There, they discover that disobedience is not failing to keep a day perfectly, but refusing to trust Jesus alone for righteousness, thereby missing the true Sabbath rest God offers.