Faith-Filled Words: Create Your Reality

Words are powerful spiritual instruments that shape realities and express faith. Drawing from biblical examples, the content emphasizes the creative potential of our speech, urging readers to plant positive, faith-filled words while renewing their inner dialogue. Ultimately, it encourages speaking life and truth to influence both personal and external circumstances.

Digging deeper into Biblical Numbers

The post explores the spiritual significance of the numbers 3, 7, 12, and 40 in the Bible, highlighting themes of completeness, perfection, authority, and testing. It offers insights and applications for believers, emphasizing God’s divine order and the importance of trust, reflection, and spiritual growth in daily life through these numbers.

Post 4: False Prophets and Deception in the Last Days

In an age of widespread deception, believers must discern truth from falsehoods, as warned in Scripture. Jesus and Paul cautioned against the rise of false prophets who distort teachings. Discernment is vital, requiring believers to anchor themselves in Scripture and equip themselves with spiritual armor, ensuring they remain steadfast in Christ.

Newest Book is Out! AI, the Internet, and Christ’s Return

“AI, the Internet and the Return of Christ” is a new book exploring the intersection of faith and technology within the Digital Revolution. It encourages Christians to engage with AI and online platforms to enhance spirituality and outreach, while remaining grounded in Scripture. The author aims to connect technological advancements with biblical prophecy and foster dialogue on using these tools for sharing hope and faith in a complex world.

Choosing Faith: My Journey to Becoming a Christian

My journey to Christianity unfolded through personal struggles and reflections on faith, culminating in a transformative decision to surrender to God. Encounters with scripture brought hope, peace, and a sense of belonging, despite life’s challenges. Faith is depicted as an ongoing journey, emphasizing God’s acceptance of individuals as they are.

Devotional Series: The Sacred Pause

This devotional emphasizes the significance of stillness and silence as spiritual practices for deepening trust in God. By reflecting on Scripture, it encourages readers to actively engage in silence, fostering a relationship with God through prayer and contemplative practices. Ultimately, it highlights that true stillness invites God’s transformative presence.

Maintaining Faith: A Journey of Steadfast Devotion

The content emphasizes the importance of maintaining faith as an evangelical Christian through commitment, intentional effort, and dependence on God’s grace. Believers face trials that strengthen faith, requiring perseverance, spiritual disciplines, prayer, and fellowship. Ultimately, faith represents a choice to trust God amid doubts, promising eternal rewards for steadfastness.

Is Jesus REAL!

The text discusses the historical references to Jesus of Nazareth from various sources, such as Roman and Jewish historians, highlighting his crucifixion and significant following. It also outlines how historians evaluate these texts, concluding that while key facts about Jesus are generally accepted, supernatural elements remain matters of faith rather than historical consensus.

The “I Am” Statements in the Book of John: Echoes of Eternity

In the Gospel of John, Jesus reveals His divine identity through seven “I Am” statements, each presenting significant theological truths. These declarations illustrate His roles as the Bread of Life, Light of the World, Door of the Sheep, Good Shepherd, Resurrection and Life, Way, Truth, and True Vine, inviting believers into relationship with Him.

Understanding Christianity vs. Catholicism: Key Differences

The author explores their fascination with religion, particularly Christianity, and emphasizes a personal relationship with Christ over denominational ties. They highlight differences between Christianity and Catholicism, such as the role of Scripture and intercession. While recognizing commonalities, the author underscores significant theological contrasts that shape distinct beliefs and practices within Christianity.