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Podcast Episode: America’s Crisis Is Not Biblical Illiteracy — It Is the Absence of the Living Go

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Today’s “A View from the Nest” critiques the notion that America’s cultural crisis stems solely from a lack of biblical literacy. Instead, it argues that the deeper issue is a spiritual disconnection from God, highlighting that mere access to Scripture without a transformative relationship leads to spiritual emptiness.… Read the rest

Sunday Drive Devotional: Keeping Between the Lines

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The latest blog entree reflects on the wisdom of following “ancient paths” as mentioned in Jeremiah 6:16, highlighting the importance of guidance and care on our life’s journey. The paths symbolize God’s boundaries that offer protection rather than restrictions. Just as roads require maintenance to prevent hazards, our spiritual pursuits… Read the rest

🪨 Shelter in the Storm: Anchored in the Rock Before the Winds Rise

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The winds howl. The headlines scream. Homes are shattered, hearts are heavy, and the world trembles beneath a thousand storms—natural, emotional, spiritual. And in the middle of it all, an old hymn whispers with unwavering faith:

Jesus is a rock in a weary land, a shelter in the time of … Read the rest

Reviving the Church: From Non-Prophet to Spirit-Led Community

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The Church is missing key leadership gifts from the Holy Spirit, like prophets and evangelists, leaving it stagnant and uninspired. This “non-prophet organization” vibe is creating a spiritual crisis, where congregations are undernourished. To thrive, churches need to restore these roles, embrace their diversity of gifts, and step up as… Read the rest

JESUS LOVES ME: SENIOR EDITION

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A few new wrinkles in an old classic hymn. From one classic to another I offer you the SENIOR EDITION of Jesus Loves Me even with all my wrinkles and gray hair. Who says just because something is old it is no longer relevant, well this childhood favorite still has … Read the rest