Following Jesus Isn’t About Following Rules

When Jesus extended the invitation to “Follow me,” he was calling us to a transformative way of living that goes beyond the conventional focus on strict adherence to religious rules. This call is not about following a set of prescribed regulations; it’s about entering into a deeper, more meaningful relationship with Him and embracing the…

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The ‘Word of God’ Isn’t What You Think It Is

Have you ever thought that the “Word of God” was just another name for the Bible? It’s a common belief, but there’s a surprise hidden in the New Testament that might change the way you see things. The Usual Thought: “Word of God” Equals Bible Most of us hear “Word of God” and immediately think…

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The Deep Power of a Humble Life

Humility is like a tree planted in good soil. It doesn’t grow as fast as the weeds that boast of their quick rise, but its roots go deep, and it stands firm and tall in time. The weeds wither quickly, but the tree provides shelter and fruit for many seasons. So it is with you….

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A Message of Unfailing Love

My Beloved Child, I write to you from a place of endless love and enduring hope, a love that has known you since the beginning and a hope that stretches beyond the horizon of time. With each sunrise and in each moment of your life, I have been present, loving you with an unwavering embrace….

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Tears as Teachers: The Wisdom of Embracing Grief

In a world that often encourages us to put on a brave face, to hide our vulnerabilities, and to prioritize productivity over emotional well-being, there are those who mourn. These are the souls who feel deeply, who aren’t afraid to face the complexities of grief, sadness, or loss. While society often hurries to bypass pain,…

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Jesus says “Follow me…” Not Church Culture

In the heart of our faith lies a simple yet profound call—Jesus says, “Follow me.” It’s a call to a journey of unending love, boundless grace, and deep-rooted faith. Yet, as we tread along this path, we often find ourselves enveloped in a bubble, a modern-day church culture that sometimes echoes more of worldly trends…

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Sin isn’t what you’ve been told it is

In ancient Hebrew wisdom, there’s a deep and resonant understanding of “sin” that goes beyond mere acts of wrongdoing. This tradition doesn’t simply view sin as isolated errors in judgment but identifies it as a more pervasive state that permeates the human experience. The term “chet”, while often translated as sin, offers a richer dimension….

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What Does it Mean to Be Poor in Spirit?

In the quiet corners of the soul, where humility meets hope, there you find those of gentle spirit — or “the poor in spirit.” They do not parade their wisdom or flaunt their achievements, yet they are rich in understanding. In a world that often rewards the loud and the proud, these gentle souls walk…

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A Message of Peace in Times of War

My Beloved, As you gaze into the uncertain horizon of the future, I sense the trepidation that fills your heart. The world around you appears to be in turmoil, marked by strife and discord. With each passing moment, as the weight of despair grows, you might feel an overwhelming urge to escape, to seek refuge….

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