“WHEN GOD DISTURBS OUR COMFORT: A LETTER TO THE END‑TIME CHURCH”

This blog post reflects on a generation overly focused on personal comfort and convenience, often overlooking the divine purpose behind the disruptions in the world. It emphasizes that the challenges faced, such as rising costs and global conflicts, are prophetic and part of God’s plan. The author urges the church… Read the rest

THREADS OF GRIEF, A TAPESTRY OF LOVE

“This Mother’s Day, reflect on the profound love and grief woven through the story of Mary at the cross—a mother whose heart was pierced yet whose faith remained unbroken. ‘Threads of Grief, A Tapestry of Love’ offers comfort to grieving mothers and those who feel motherless, reminding us that in… Read the rest

Return to the Altar: A Call to Prayer and Remembrance

This National Day of Prayer article reflects on the modern church’s departure from the sacred altar, where divine encounters once occurred. It critiques the replacement of spiritual depth with entertainment and ritual, leading to a lack of genuine connection with God. The call to return to the altar emphasizes the… Read the rest

Faith That Shakes Armies: The Jonathan Principle

Cinco de Mayo symbolizes unexpected victories, reminding believers of God’s power to overturn overwhelming odds. The narratives of Jonathan and Gideon illustrate that God works through the few, empowering them against larger forces. Faith, even as small as a mustard seed, holds the potential to achieve the impossible. While the… Read the rest

NO KINGS: AN EPISTLE FOR A FRACTURED NATION

As the United States nears its 250th anniversary, it faces a decline reminiscent of ancient Israel described in the Book of Judges. This erosion stems from a lack of a shared moral center, leading to fragmentation and chaos. The solution lies in returning to divine kingship and a unifying truth… Read the rest