What began as routine license plate tracking has evolved into widespread surveillance. Explore how modern tracking technologies align with biblical warnings in Revelation and Matthew, and why Christ instructs His followers to be shrewd as serpents, wise, and completely unafraid.
We have such a desire, almost a need, to justify vengeance, and yet – we know it’s wrong but do it anyway. All the while knowing – God said, vengeance is Mine.
Instead of starting with fixed conclusions, I guided an AI model through a series of foundational questions on Scripture, historical context, and Christian ethics. Here is the full transcript that launches my 8-part series on a Christian response to abortion.
Why are we so willing to play by rigid rules in video games, yet push back against God’s rules in real life? Discover what Jesus really meant when He said, “If you love me, you will obey my commands”—and why following Him isn’t about legalism, but love and grace.
Is it okay to ask, “God, where are you?” Whether you are a believer, seeker, or skeptic, see how the prophet Habakkuk wrestled with this exact question.
We love rules when they work to our advantage—and ignore them when they don’t. From boardroom games to everyday life, we tend to treat rules as optional… until enforcement catches up with us. A look at how we cheat, why we hide from accountability, and what happens when the grace period eventually ends.
“He wants a child’s heart, but a grown-up’s head.” – C.S. Lewis. Don’t allow your mental or spiritual skills to atrophy—here is why using your mind is essential to loving God and growing as a believer.
When political leaders posture as spiritual gatekeepers, many Christians are lulled into trading allegiance to Christ for false promises of power. Would a Christian knowingly make a deal with the devil—or are we falling for a counterfeit savior?
When nations claim ultimate authority, something deeper happens inside us. This reflection invites you to look closely at what your view of justice reveals about the god you trust—often without realizing it.
A reflection on Genesis 2–3 exploring how miscommunication, second‑hand understanding, and silence shaped the moment Adam and Eve left the garden. Not the whole story — just one human pattern we still recognize today.
