Paul once hunted Christians for a living, yet God chose him to help write much of the New Testament. This piece traces that same pattern through Moses, David, and Peter, and asks what it means for the worst chapter of your own story.
When Pharaoh ordered Hebrew baby boys killed, two midwives quietly refused - and changed the course of redemptive history. Shiphrah and Puah's story asks every reader the same question: what do you fear most?
I.M. walks through the uncomfortable parts of the Sermon on the Mount - the calls to reconcile, purify, and surrender - and asks what it means to become kadosh: set apart for God.
God uses trials, not to harm us, but to refine His children into the likeness of Christ. Every test becomes a divine tool to shape us for eternity and to reflect Jesus to a watching world.
Apostasy is a deliberate turning from truth once known. But believers are not defenseless: God anchors us in Scripture, discernment, the Spirit, the church, and the Gospel so we can stand firm.
A pagan king made a desperate sacrifice on the city wall, and Israel's winning army went home. What if the law of sowing and reaping is woven so deeply into creation that it operates even in enemy territory?
Prosperity podcasts promise breakthrough and healing, but do we read God's Word through our circumstances or as He intended? A reflection on trust, grace, and taking Jesus at His Word.