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Return to the Altar: A Call to Prayer and Remembrance

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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

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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

STRENGTH FOR THE WEARY, THE FAINT, AND THE FORGOTTEN

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The struggles believers face during periods of waiting and uncertainty are real. This piece is meant to offer hope for the weary to find strength and encouragement rather than succumb to shame or anxiety. Recognizing that delays are not denials, it illustrates how faith is tested in silence and that… 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

WHAT IS SO ORDINARY ABOUT ORDINARY TIME?

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The Christian worship calendar includes various seasons, culminating in Ordinary Time post-Easter. While many view this as a return to routine, the early church understood a continual living in resurrection power. Pentecost symbolizes not just an afterthought but the church’s purpose and power. The modern church often settles for predictability,… Read the rest