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PAUL — THE REDEEMED TERRORIST

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Explore the timeless story of Paul, once a feared persecutor, transformed by grace into a chosen apostle. This modern parable reveals humanity’s enduring pattern of misplaced adoration and outrage, challenging us to see beyond appearances and embrace the radical power of redemption and transformation.… Read the rest
Silhouettes of people watching a burning city while a person holds an ancient scroll

Something Greater Than Sunday Service

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Let’s look at the importance of recognizing Jesus beyond mere religious practices, such as church attendance and scriptural knowledge. The Pharisees prioritized the law over mercy, but true spirituality involves walking with Christ rather than being confined by rituals. This message urges modern believers to seek a deeper connection with… Read the rest

The Deceiver Who Doesn’t Look Like One

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Let’s discusses how deception often appears not as overt malice but dressed in appealing language and concepts like justice and inclusivity. This subtlety mirrors the biblical account of Eve and the serpent, where flattery led to her downfall. It warns that today’s false ideologies can threaten personal identity, promoting discernment… Read the rest

Accusation Without Understanding

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Today we look at the importance of silent presence over hasty speech, illustrating this through the story of Job and his friends. Initially honoring Job’s suffering by remaining silent, they ultimately harmed him with their words. The content cautions against the folly of speaking without understanding, urging a return to… Read the rest

EATING BREAD BAKED OVER DUNG: HOW THE CHURCH IS FEEDING ON TRUTH COOKED OVER THE WORLD’S FIRE

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Let us discuss the relevance of Ezekiel’s prophecy to the modern church, emphasizing that while the message of Christianity remains true, it is tainted by cultural influences—akin to bread baked over a polluted fire. The church has become immersed in worldly perspectives, affecting its theology and practices. The central message… Read the rest