Jesus’ “Warfare” Plan for a Chaotic World
When we hear the word warfare, images of violence, power struggles, and domination often come to mind. Yet Jesus Christ, the Prince of Peace, revealed a radically different kind of warfare—one not waged with weapons of steel, but with truth, love, humility, and sacrificial obedience to God. In today’s chaotic world—marked by fear, division, deception,…
What Delights God, Our Loving Father
As children of God—deeply loved, intentionally created, and redeemed in Christ—it’s natural to ask: What delights the heart of our Father? Scripture reveals that God is not distant or indifferent. He rejoices over His children, delights in their growth, and takes pleasure in lives rooted in love and obedience. Knowing what delights God draws us…
A New Commandment: Love as Christ Loved
John 13:34 “A new commandment I give you: Love one another. As I have loved you, so you must love one another.” — John 13:34 On the night before His crucifixion, Jesus spoke words that continue to echo through the heart of the Church. Surrounded by His disciples, fully aware of the suffering that awaited…
Judgment That Leads to Life
If God’s goal were only punishment, repentance would not remain an option. Yet Scripture repeatedly shows that judgment is meant to lead people back to life. From Genesis to Revelation, God’s judgments are never random acts of anger. They are purposeful interruptions—designed to stop humanity’s downward spiral into sin, expose deception, and awaken hearts to…
Judgment as Mercy: When God Shakes What We Trust
Before God pours out final judgment on humanity, Scripture reveals a consistent and sobering pattern: He shakes what humanity trusts in—nature, resources, economies, and perceived stability. This shaking is not random, nor is it cruel. It is purposeful. It is merciful. Human beings have always been prone to trust the created order rather than the…
Preparing as a Christian for the Time We Are In—and What Lies Ahead
We are living in a moment of history marked by uncertainty, division, shaking, and rapid change. Many believers are asking: How should I be preparing—not just practically, but spiritually—for the near future and beyond? Scripture reminds us that while seasons change, God does not. Jesus never called His followers to panic, withdraw, or speculate endlessly—but…
God Judges the Created Order Because of Human Rebellion
When we read passages like Revelation 8, we are confronted with a sobering truth: God’s judgment does not fall only upon humanity, but also upon the created order itself. This can feel unsettling at first—after all, creation did not choose to sin. Yet Scripture reveals a deep, coherent, and redemptive reason for why creation suffers…
The King We Didn’t Expect
A Reflection on Matthew 21:5–36 Matthew 21 opens with a paradox: a king entering Jerusalem, not on a warhorse, but on a donkey. “See, your king comes to you, gentle and riding on a donkey…” (v.5) The crowd cheers, palms wave, and “Hosanna” fills the air. Yet within the same chapter, that excitement curdles into…
Rejoicing in His Holy Name
Psalm 33:21 “For our heart shall rejoice in him, because we have trusted in his holy name.” — Psalm 33:21 (KJV) Joy is not something the world can manufacture or sustain. It fades with circumstances, rises with success, and disappears in hardship. But the joy spoken of in Psalm 33:21 is different. It is rooted,…
Galatians 3:15–29 — The Promise, the Law, and Our Identity in Christ
Praise Jesus! 🙌 Galatians 3:15–29 is a powerful passage that anchors our faith not in human effort, but in God’s unchanging promise fulfilled in Christ. Paul writes to believers who were being tempted to return to the Law as a means of righteousness, and he gently but firmly redirects them back to the gospel of…
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