Introduction: Why This Matters Many people believe they’re saved because they’ve prayed a prayer, been baptized, or attended church for years. But Scripture teaches us that true conversion is not about outward signs, it’s about a heart changed by the Holy Spirit. In Acts 8, we meet Simon the Sorcerer, a man who believed, was […]
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If you’ve been watching the news or scrolling online lately, you’ve probably seen the phrase “No Kings!” It’s becoming a common theme in today’s culture. Many people want to live without any authority no government, no police, no God no one telling them what to do. This mindset shows up in various ways: calls to
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What is the purpose of our lives? Why do we get out of bed in the morning? What is truly worth living for? For the Christian, the answer is not found in worldly success, comfort, or personal ambition but in the gospel of Jesus Christ. It is this good news that anchors our hope in
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I grew up surrounded by religion. Raised Catholic, baptized Mormon, taught by Jehovah’s Witnesses, occasionally attending my aunt’s Pentecostal church with my mom, and sitting in a Christian church on Sunday mornings—I always believed in God, the Creator. But believing in God is not the same as knowing Him rightly. Though I had always believed
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As the holiday season approaches, it is easy to become entangled in the festivities, decorations, and gift-giving traditions that dominate the modern celebration of Christmas. However, Christmas provides a profound opportunity to reflect on the greatest gift ever given: the incarnation of Jesus Christ, the eternal Son of God. The Gift of God’s Son At
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The question, “Why do bad things happen to good people?” is one that often stirs deep emotions and challenges our understanding, especially for those new in the faith. I wrote this post some time ago, reflecting on the struggles I faced before knowing Christ, when I sought answers that could bring clarity and peace to
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In our daily lives, we encounter countless opportunities to counsel—whether we realize it or not. Every conversation, every word of encouragement, and every thoughtful response to someone’s struggle is a form of counseling. For believers, this call to counsel others is rooted deeply in our faith. As we walk in the Spirit, the wisdom imparted
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Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a neurological disorder that profoundly impacts movement, often presenting with symptoms such as tremors, muscle rigidity, and slowed motor function. Over one million people in the United States and five million worldwide live with this condition. While PD primarily affects older adults, it can also appear in younger individuals, even in
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A few years ago at work, I took the Gallup Strengths assessment, a tool often used in business to help people understand their talents and work better with others. My results highlighted my top strengths, which gave me insights into how I approach challenges and collaborate. But over time, I’ve come to see these traits
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The Nature of Truth: A Biblical Perspective In today’s world, many people perceive “truth” as shaped by individual perspectives and experiences. When truth is viewed as relative, it implies that what is true can vary depending on a person’s background, culture, or circumstances, leaving it open to interpretation. In contrast, subjective truth is based on
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