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Many Christians avoid the Old Testament. They read about judgments, curses, and strict requirements, and they feel afraid. They worry that God will punish them for their failures. But you must read th...
The law asks, "What did you do?"Grace asks, "Who are you with?" If Peter had been led by law, he would have stayed in the boat.The law would remind him of denial, failure, and broken promises. But gra...
Seventy-four times, the Bible inserts a word that most readers skip. It sits at the end of a verse, often in parentheses, and most people treat it like a footnote. But what if that small word is the m...
The Apostle Paul is widely considered the greatest of the apostles. He wrote a vast portion of the New Testament. You would expect his self-confidence to rise as his ministry expanded. But if you look...
A job title can change in one meeting. A relationship can end in one conversation. A social media audience can vanish in one algorithm update. If your self-worth depends on any of these, it sits on a...
Most people translate shalom as "peace." That is like translating the word "home" as "a building." Technically correct. Deeply incomplete. Shalom is one of the richest words in the Hebrew Bible. It ap...
Failure changes how people see you.But it doesn't change how Jesus sees you. After the resurrection, Peter did something unexpected.He went back to fishing. This was the man who had sworn loyalty.The...
Guilt hides.Fear delays.Faith moves forward. When Peter realized it was Jesus standing on the shore, he didn't wait for the boat. “He plunged into the sea.” John 21:7 That detail matters. If Peter had...
Elijah called down fire from heaven on a Tuesday. By Wednesday, he sat under a tree and asked God to let him die. That is not a story about weak faith. That is a story about a real prophet in a real b...
A courtroom has already delivered the verdict. The judge has left the bench. The gavel has struck. And yet the defendant rises again to ask, "But are you sure?" That is the picture of a believer who d...
God finished all His work, looked at everything He had made, and then did something unexpected. He rested. Not because He was tired. Because everything was complete. That single act — rest on the seve...
A courtroom and a cross say the same thing: the debt has been paid. The difference is that the cross paid it for everyone who will ever believe — two thousand years before they were born. Forgiveness...
Many believers act as if righteousness is a thin piece of glass-beautiful, but easily shattered. But Scripture tells us something entirely different: "By one offering He has perfected forever those wh...
The world tells you, "Don't get your hopes up." They say it to protect you. They think that if you keep your expectations low, you won't be disappointed when things go wrong. But the Bible says the ex...
There's a difference between knowing you're righteous and living like you're righteous. God calls righteousness a gift (Romans 5:17).But even a gift can sit unopened if you don't trust the giver. Some...
Many believers wonder why restoration seems slow, delayed, or distant.But the Bible tells us that: Restoration begins where guilt ends. Leviticus shows that whenever guilt was acknowledged and transfe...
As a parent, there are moments that shake you a little. You watch your child make decisions you never saw coming.Attitudes shift.Choices slip.And for a moment, you wonder, Is this who she's becoming?...