Who are you? Let me ask that again—who or what have you allowed to determine your identity? The truth is, every one of us carries an identity. Some wear the labels of success, ministry, or status. Others are marked by what they’ve endured—trauma, failure, or loss. But none of those things define who you are.[…]
When Christians begin discovering the Jewish roots of their faith, one of the very first questions that almost always arises is about the Sabbath. Once it becomes clear that Shabbat was not “done away with,” the next question naturally follows: What does Sabbath observance look like for Christians today? How should it be practiced, and[…]
Question: What are the best ways to minister to a friend who has hardened his heart and given up on being a follower of Christ? Answer:When someone you love walks away from Jesus, it can feel heartbreaking and confusing. The first loving step is to pause and ask: What wounded their heart? Has your friend[…]
The Bible says in Acts 20:24, “But I do not account my life of any value nor as precious to myself, if only I may finish my course and the ministry that I received from the Lord Jesus, to testify to the gospel of the grace of God.” Did you catch that? Paul didn’t say[…]
Few books in history have shaped Christianity, language, and worship as profoundly as the King James Version of the Bible, first published in 1611. Often called the Authorized Version, the King James Bible is widely celebrated for its poetic beauty, literary excellence, and enduring spiritual influence. For many believers, it represents far more than a[…]
Question: I can appreciate that some people spend a lot of time praying, but I’ve never been able to do that. Between running errands, working to pay the bills and my duties as a mother and wife, is it wrong for me to pray on the go? Answer:Life today moves fast—faster than ever. Our world[…]
When most people hear the word generosity, they immediately think of money—donations, tithes, and offerings given when it feels convenient. Yet true generosity goes much deeper than dollars and cents. It’s not about how much you give but why you give. It’s not about the size of your wallet—it’s about the posture of your heart.[…]
What is Eschatology? Eschatology is a fancy word that is the study of last things. It is the study of the end times and the events associated with the return of Jesus, including the tribulation, resurrections, judgments, and the Kingdom. Many treat Eschatology as an area of theology to be avoided. However, how we understand[…]
Question: Does it really make sense to thank God for prayers He still hasn’t answered? Answer:Yes, thanking God before the answer comes is not only biblical, it’s deeply transformational. It’s an expression of Kingdom faith rooted in one of Scripture’s most joyful promises: “Delight yourself in the Lord, and He will give you the desires[…]
From Christians to Jews, to Muslims, to Hindus, to Buddhists, and even those who call themselves nonbelievers—almost everyone prays. Our favorite athletes bow their heads before a game, celebrities do it before award shows, and families whisper prayers before meals. Even our enemies pray. Yet for something so universal, prayer remains deeply misunderstood. Many people[…]
Question: In hopes of sharing the gospel, I recently asked a co-worker if he believed God had a plan for his life. Somehow my question rubbed him the wrong way. He walked away from our conversation and has treated me differently ever since. To be honest, I sometimes find his negative comments annoying. Should I[…]
When a new year begins, most people rush to make resolutions, setting goals to improve their health, career, or relationships. And while growth is important, the truth is, a date on a calendar shouldn’t be what motivates transformation. The real power to grow comes from understanding a simple but profound truth: God created you to[…]
