Grace Isn’t What You Think It Is

In a world that often equates value with performance, the idea of grace can seem counterintuitive. We are taught from a young age that we get what we work for, that success and acceptance come through achievement and merit. But there’s a different truth out there, one that challenges this deeply ingrained belief. This truth…

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Social Justice Isn’t What You Think it is

When many evangelicals hear the phrase “social justice,” it often raises concerns about politics, division, or shifting the focus away from personal responsibility. But before shunning the idea or politicizing it, we should look at this concept in the light of the words and actions of Jesus. Jesus made it a point to reach out…

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The Bride of Christ Isn’t What You Think It Is

If you’ve spent much time in church you’ve heard the metaphor: the church, the bride of Christ, is a beacon of purity and righteousness, a spotless entity waiting patiently for her divine groom to return. It’s a comforting image, isn’t it? A symbol of purity, of devotion, of unwavering faithfulness. But let’s shatter that illusion,…

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The Book of Genesis Isn’t What You Think it is

Many approach Genesis as a straightforward literal and historical record of the Earth’s beginnings— a series of divine commands executed over six days. However, Genesis 1 is far more than meets the eye. The beginning of Genesis uses a structured, poetic form typical of ancient Hebrew literature, which serves a deeper purpose than simply marking…

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The Rapture Isn’t What You Think it is

When we talk about the end of the world in Christianity, the “Rapture” is a term you might have heard a lot. It’s this idea that, before things really get bad on Earth, believers in Jesus will be suddenly taken up to heaven, leaving everyone else behind. But did you know this idea wasn’t always…

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Being Persecuted Isn’t What You Think It Is

In our everyday lives, we sometimes encounter situations where expressing our beliefs sets us apart or even puts us at odds with others around us. It’s a challenging experience that can make us wonder if we’re being persecuted for our faith. But it’s important to pause and really think about what persecution means, especially in…

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You Can’t Look At Jesus Without Seeing Empathy and Understanding

Join us on a thought-provoking journey to rediscover a man whose name is known across millennia. Jesus—often seen through the lens of ancient scriptures and traditional portrayals—emerges in a new light when we consider his life as a journey of empathy, deeply relevant to our contemporary quest for understanding and connection. In his time on…

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Redefining Church: It Isn’t a Building or A Rigid Dogma

In our quest to ‘Rediscover The Jesus You Never Knew,’ it becomes essential to understand the concept of the church, not as an institution but as a community of Christ followers. Often, the word “church” brings to mind a building or an organization. However, Jesus presented a vision far removed from these modern interpretations. When…

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The Forgotten Holiday: What Is Holy Innocents’ Day?

Holy Innocents’ Day, falling on December 28th, holds a poignant and somber place in the heart of the Christmas season. It commemorates a heart-wrenching event – the massacre of innocent children by King Herod in his attempt to kill the newborn Jesus. This day calls us to pause and remember those young lives tragically lost…

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