Summary This article reflects on the importance of preparation, perseverance, and working smarter in ministry. Through website growth, social media outreach, and global partnerships, the author highlights how intentional effort increases effectiveness. From local beginnings to international impact, the message emphasizes gratitude for God’s work and challenges believers to maximize their efforts to bear lasting spiritual fruit. I returned to live in my childhood home in 1995.

Summary The article explains a simple gospel presentation used in social media outreach: two truths to know and two responses to make. All people are sinners, but Jesus paid the penalty through His death and resurrection. Individuals must repent and invite Christ into their lives. Social media outreach reveals strong global openness to the gospel, especially in nations where religion remains highly valued, creating new opportunities to share the message of salvation. Social M

Summary Imitation reveals our values and ultimately shapes our destiny. Believers must choose whether to conform to God’s will or the world’s values, which often emphasize money, popularity, and cultural pressure. Scripture warns against imitating ungodly examples and instead calls Christians to follow mature believers and the teachings of God’s Word. Regular prayer and Scripture renew the mind and help believers realign their lives with God’s purposes. Whomever we imitate re

Summary True Christian confidence comes from trusting God rather than relying on human strength. Examples from athletics, fishing, and biblical figures like Hezekiah and Paul show that confidence rooted in God strengthens believers, influences others, and empowers ministry. Because of Christ’s work, believers can approach God boldly, live with quiet assurance, and faithfully participate in His purposes with Spirit-generated confidence. Confidence in Athletic Performance Conf

Summary Biblical cleanliness goes beyond physical washing to describe a right relationship with God. Old Testament laws distinguished between clean and unclean things and required rituals for ceremonial cleansing. Yet these pointed forward to Jesus Christ, whose sacrifice permanently cleanses believers from sin. Through repentance and faith, people receive God’s cleansing grace and are called to live lives that reflect His holiness and character. As a child, I took a bath on

Summary Mephibosheth, the grandson of King Saul, expected judgment from David but received unexpected kindness because of David’s covenant with Jonathan. Restored and welcomed to the king’s table, he became a picture of undeserved grace. His story reflects God’s unfailing kindness toward sinful humanity. When we humble ourselves and trust in God’s promise through His Son, we too receive pardon, belonging, and a permanent place at His table. The Tragic Beginning of Mephiboshet

Summary This article explores the root causes of anger, from daily frustrations and social media polarization to injustice, pain, rejection, and threats to safety. Drawing on personal stories and biblical examples, it reveals how limited patience, wounded pride, and unmet expectations fuel emotional reactions. It challenges readers to examine their anger honestly and pursue spiritual maturity rather than surrendering to self-control’s loss. The Perversity of Inanimate Objects

Summary Good works flow from God’s grace and living faith, not from human merit. God prepares and empowers us to proclaim the gospel, love others, give generously, speak truth, pursue purity, steward resources faithfully, persevere in obedience, and glorify Him rather than ourselves. These works demonstrate genuine transformation, reflect Christ’s character, meet real needs, and ultimately reveal the reality of saving faith. Good Works Flow from Grace and Faith Let’s begin by

Summary Sight alone cannot determine truth. Human hearts deceive, creation reveals God, and science cannot fully explain life’s origin. Scripture exposes human sin and points to faith in the invisible King. In Jesus Christ, God became visible, and His resurrection provides compelling evidence for belief beyond what we see. The Limits of What We See Seeing is not the only path to truth . In a deceptive world , seeing is overrated. Illusionists demonstrate that for a living. Wh

Summary Jesus being the Son of God means He is the eternal, divine Messiah promised in the Old Testament, fully God and fully man. Scripture shows that He was recognized as God by the Father, His disciples, and even His enemies. His death and resurrection confirm His divine Sonship and unique role as Savior, Mediator, and eternal King. Old Testament Foundations of the Son of God The Old Testament provides the background to understand the term “Son of God.” We will examine tha

Summary The title “Son of Man” reveals Jesus as both fully human and fully divine. Rooted in Daniel’s vision, it points to His humility, suffering, and ultimate authority. Jesus fulfilled prophecy by living as the perfect man, dying for sinners, rising from the dead, and reigning eternally as King. The Meaning of Son of Man in Scripture In the Old Testament, God addresses Ezekiel as the “son of man” 93 times and Daniel once. This title is a poetic expression of their humanity

Summary Discovering your calling begins with God, not self. True calling is revealed over time through spiritual gifts, prayer, Scripture, wise counsel, and obedience. God uses preparation, changing seasons, experimentation, and affirmed passions to guide believers into meaningful good works. When the Holy Spirit burdens our hearts for specific needs and grants peace, we gain confidence that we are living out God’s purpose. Callings That Exclude God Become Idols I read “How t

Summary "Why Is Jesus the Only Way to Heaven?" presents biblical reasons for the exclusivity of Jesus as the path to salvation. It draws on Jesus’s unique authority, fulfillment of prophecy, sinlessness, sacrificial death, resurrection, and explicit claims, as well as apostolic testimony and the consequences of unbelief. Only believers in Jesus meet the requirements set by God for entrance into heaven, making Jesus the sole way to eternal life. Pluralism Negatively Influences

Summary Goodness comes from God alone, and His character and commands define what is truly good. While human efforts are imperfect, God values good intentions, integrity, and obedience motivated by faith and love. Goodness includes justice, mercy, generosity, and caring for others—reflecting Christ’s example. We are not saved by good works but empowered by God’s grace to do them. Doing what pleases God shows that we belong to Him and leads to blessing and joy. Can My Imperfec

Summary Instead of asking how little we must do to be Christians, such as whether church attendance is required, believers should ask how they can fully serve the One who saved them. Christianity is a team calling. Jesus is the Head, and every believer is a vital part of His body with gifts meant to strengthen the church. Gratitude, not obligation, should drive us to gather, grow, and contribute for God’s glory. A Revealing Question I raised financial support as a staff membe

Summary Salvation comes only through God’s grace by faith in Jesus, not by good works, which fall far short of God’s holy standard. Jesus alone provides the righteousness God accepts. However, genuine faith always results in transformed living. Good works follow salvation as evidence of a changed heart, empowered by the Holy Spirit. Gratitude for Christ’s sacrifice leads believers to serve, love, and bear spiritual fruit, thereby proving that their faith is real. The Tension

Summary God has provided abundant evidence of His existence, not through a visible appearance on television, but through creation, reason, conscience, Jesus Christ, Scripture, and even visions and dreams. Nature displays His power and divine nature, and moral law in our hearts reflects His character. Jesus reveals God perfectly, and the Bible explains who He is and what He expects. Those who seek Him with faith will find Him, because He continually makes Himself known. Does G

Summary Anger, jealousy, and pride are destructive sins that Proverbs warns against. Uncontrolled anger leads to foolish decisions, damaged relationships, and personal harm. Jealousy drains peace and health, consuming a person like cancer. Pride exalts the self, rejects guidance, creates conflict, and leads to disgrace and downfall. These attitudes come from the sinful nature and have no place in the new life Christ gives. Through the Holy Spirit, believers can overcome them

Summary of Jonathan Roumie's Vision: A Call to Know Jesus Jonathan Roumie’s vision portrays people meeting Jesus moments after death and being asked, “Do you know me?” This challenges those who rely solely on religious activity without a true relationship with Christ. Eternal life requires knowing Jesus and being transformed by Him. His presence should influence our behavior, priorities, and character, leaving a noticeable “fragrance” of Christ. Genuine discipleship is proven

Summary A healthy relationship with God brings peace, healing, purpose, life transformation, and even a longer life. Trusting His control reduces stress, His healing strengthens us, and His ways lead to emotional and relational health. Through Jesus, God gives abundant life and calls believers to serve His Kingdom purpose. Staying connected to Christ produces spiritual fruit, particularly love, through the Holy Spirit’s power. True Christianity is not about rules but a thrivi