Social media is not evil, but when left uncontrolled it quietly fragments the mind and dulls spiritual sensitivity. This reflection explores how constant scrolling shifts emotions, weakens focus, and competes with inner stillness, while offering practical wisdom on governing digital habits. For the Christian, it calls us back to intentional use, discernment, and abiding in Christ as the true place of clarity, peace, and renewal.
Many believers have been carefully taught not to speak negatively. We guard our mouths, choose faith-filled language, and avoid confessing defeat or disaster. Over time, many of us have mastered this discipline well. Yet there is a quieter place that often goes unattended—the mind. And we assume that because our lips are silent, our thoughts … Read more
Lessons from Joseph and Mary’s Story Uncertainty has a way of unsettling the human heart. When things do not make sense, when events appear confusing or even contradictory, our natural instinct is to seek quick explanations, defend our position, or follow what seems culturally and logically right. Yet, Scripture repeatedly shows us that God sometimes … Read more
When you don’t feel like! You’re never without help! There are seasons in life when certain things feel impossible. Prayer feels heavy. Faith feels distant. Obedience feels tiring. We tell ourselves, “I can’t do this right now,” and the feeling seems so real that it convinces us it must be true. Yet again and again, … Read more
Why What Jesus Did Must Work. The Cross of Jesus Christ is not a suggestion, a religious metaphor, or a hopeful attempt at redemption. It is a definitive act of God that carries absolute validity. What Jesus did on the Cross must work—because God does nothing that fails. If Christ truly died for salvation, then … Read more
(2 Corinthians 1:20) The apostle Paul declares a profound and comforting truth in 2 Corinthians 1:20: “For all the promises of God find their Yes in Him. And through Him we utter our Amen to God for His glory.” This statement anchors the believer’s faith in one unshakable reality: everything God has spoken, planned, and … Read more
Learning to Walk, Listen, and Respond to the One Who Dwells Within A relationship with the Holy Spirit is one of the greatest gifts God has given us. He is not an idea, not a feeling, and not a force. He is a Person—present, gentle, powerful, deeply intentional, and always speaking. Many believers long for … Read more
How Often Do You Arrive at This Answer to Your Dilemmas? Life brings moments when solutions seem beyond reach, strength feels insufficient, and the road ahead appears closed. In these moments, we often arrive at a quiet conclusion: “There is nothing more I can do.” And yet, right where human ability ends, God’s limitless power … Read more
Understanding the Cloud by Day and Fire by Night One of the most beautiful truths hidden within Israel’s wilderness journey is this: God does not disappear when seasons change—He adjusts His manifestation to match the needs of His people. His presence remains constant, yet His expression shifts with divine wisdom. In the desert, the Israelites … Read more
Entitlement is one of the quietest thieves of peace. It slips into the human heart slowly, making a person feel that what others offer—time, help, money, guidance, or opportunities—is somehow owed to them. But when we look deeply, both as people and as believers, we find that nothing someone gives is ever guaranteed, and no … Read more
