We often feel like God’s justice and love pull in opposite directions. But the ancient stories — from Eden to David to the Flood — reveal something far more integrated. This piece explores how justice and love have always worked together, and why that still matters for us today.
We hear the word “apostle” often, but the early church didn’t use it casually. They understood it, tested it, and guarded it. This article looks at what the word meant in their world — and why recovering that meaning brings clarity to ours.
Revelation 2:2 is only half of a sentence, but it’s packed with thoughts that require spiritual discernment. Jesus praises the Ephesian church for doing four things modern believers don’t often think about: testing apostles.
Eden wasn’t just the first sin — it was the moment everything changed. In this opening chapter of On This Rock, you’re invited into the Commander’s story, where a single deception sets the stage for a revolution of justice, love, and restoration. Step inside the narrative and see the Eden Incident in a way you may never have considered before.
What does God really want from us? Through Scripture, life experiences, and the image of a quiet table with two chairs, this piece explores how God invites us into conversation, not fear.
What is the biggest regret in life for most people? That’s an important question. It seems so sad to reach the end of our life, and have some big huge regret. While it won’t necessarily be the biggest regret in your life, it is worthwhile to see what other people had to say. Especially if it’s the answer given by 76% of the people in a recent survey.
It’s been six years since my diagnosis and two and a half years since radiation. My latest test came back “undetectable,” but the real story is what God did in my heart — the fear, the trust, the joy, and the unexpected grace of reconnecting with the radiation tech who remembered me after all this time. God is faithful in the good results, and He is faithful even when the results aren’t what we hope for.
Long before my cancer diagnosis, God was shaping me through the lives of our dogs — teaching me trust, presence, and how to live one day at a time. This post explores what Donnie and his “brothers” showed me about Jesus’ call not to worry.
Revelation is often misunderstood. Its opening verses remind us it’s not a book of chaos but an unveiling from God—one revelation, not many—and worth reading with fresh eyes.
This isn’t just a New Year’s resolution. It’s a challenge to go deeper — into the kind of water only Jesus can hold you up in. Updated with reflections on cancer, grief, and unexpected grace.
