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  • Are We Judging What God Has Not Judged?

    “Search me, God, and know my heart; test me and know my anxious thoughts. See if there is any offensive way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting. ~ Psalm 139:23-24 NIV Are we sometimes judging what God has not judged? Jesus said, “Do not judge, so that you will not be judged.”…

  • The Truth About New Age Spirituality: 40 Beliefs That Conflict With Scripture

    What I discovered after leaving the New Age and coming to faith in Jesus Christ. The following article is based on my personal experience. I was once deeply involved in New Age spirituality before coming to faith in Jesus Christ. My journey from New Age spirituality to Christianity profoundly changed the way I understood God,…

  • Is It a Sin for Christians to Curse

    Have you ever been caught off guard by what came out of your mouth? You love Jesus, you worship, you’re trying to grow, and then pressure hits, frustration rises, and suddenly your words don’t sound like the person you want to be. If you’re honest, it doesn’t always happen in big moments. Sometimes it’s the…

  • Planted Not Buried: What God Is Doing While You Wait

    From the edge of a field, a funeral and a farm look identical. Same shovel, same dirt, same disappearing. So when your life went underground, the enemy offered you his interpretation: buried. I want to hand you heaven’s interpretation instead, the one I’ve had to relearn myself more than once. You are planted not buried,…

  • The Hannah Era: A Season of Surrender, Waiting, and Answered Prayer

    The Hannah era, drawn from the story in the Book of Samuel (1 Samuel 1–2), is often understood as a season of deep longing, honest prayer, and waiting on God when answers feel delayed. It is a season that does not begin with ease, but with a painful desire. Hannah’s story reflects what it feels…

  • Destructive Habits That Keep Christians Weak

    When we talk about destructive habits, most Christians immediately picture something extreme or obvious. However, the most dangerous habits are often the quiet ones. They show up as small choices, unseen patterns, and subtle weights that we carry every single day. In this blog, Four Destructive Habits That Keep Christians Weak, the goal is to…

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