These reflections began as quiet meditations between patient visits and pages of fiction. They’ve grown into a journal of faith — a place to wrestle with Scripture, grace, and the call to live faithfully in a restless world.
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When God Speaks Through Others: Lessons from Paul’s Awakening

When Paul fell to the ground on the road to Damascus, he was overwhelmed by a light brighter than the noonday sun and a voice that broke open his entire world. In that moment, he expected total clarity, a divine download of purpose, instruction, and direction. Instead, he heard something unexpected: “Rise and enter the…
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Christ Is Head

The great Christian evangelist, Watchman Nee believed that every Christian must learn to declare that \”Christ is Head,\” emphasizing that we must not follow our own will. He believed that a key part of the Christian life was to be humbled by the Lord and to surrender to Him. To support this thesis, he gave…
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“The Meaning in Daniel 7: How an Ancient Vision Speaks to a Modern World”

The Meaning in Daniel 7: How an Ancient Vision Speaks to a Modern World
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The Gift of Yoking: Learning Grace in Difficult Pairings

Life has a way of placing us alongside people we wouldn’t choose for ourselves—at work, in ministry, even in our families. These partnerships, often marked by friction or incompatibility, can feel like burdens more than blessings. But what if they’re actually invitations? What if these difficult pairings are divinely appointed lessons in humility, grace, and…
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Ask God for a Word

When I face challenges in life, my first instinct is often to praise God in confidence that He will deliver me. Praise is powerful—it lifts my eyes and steadies my heart. But recently, I came across a line from Watchman Nee that made me pause: “Whenever something confronts you, you must ask Him to give…
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Re-Channel Physical Desire: A Christian Approach to Purity and Self-Control

In the journey of faith, many Christians face the challenge of re-channeling physical desire toward purity, self-control, and the service of God. Physical desire is a natural part of who we are, yet it can become a source of struggle when it’s misdirected or misunderstood. As we seek to live in accordance with God\’s will,…
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Victory Comes by Believing God’s Word

Today\’s blog post presents a brilliant antidote for overcoming sins that seem impossible to put behind us. We\’ll start with scripture and commentary by Watchman Nee and follow up with a more detailed analysis. Today\’s message is entitled: \”Victory Comes by Believing God\’s Word.\” For sin shall not have dominion over you: for ye are…
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Sacrificial Love For Others: How Far Would You Go?

The Challenge of Sacrificial Love for Others When I read Paul’s words in Romans 9:3—“For I could wish that I myself were accursed and cut off from Christ for the sake of my brothers…”—I stop cold. It’s one of the most astonishing statements in the New Testament. Paul, the apostle who cherished Christ above all,…
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Are We Truly “Always Ready”? Rethinking Eternal Security

What Does It Mean to Be Ready? In Matthew 25:10,13 we read, “And they that were ready went in with him to the marriage feast… Watch therefore, for ye know not the day nor the hour.” This powerful parable of the ten virgins has stirred debate for centuries, especially in light of the doctrine commonly…
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Declare Jesus Is Lord

The Power of a Simple Declaration The Christian life is not just about knowing facts or practicing good behavior. It’s about a dynamic relationship with God. At the center of this relationship is a simple but powerful confession: “Jesus is Lord.” This phrase isn’t just a theological label or a church slogan—it’s a bold and…
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Planting Seeds of Faith Among Non-Believers

The Apostle Paul planting seeds of faith among non-believers in Greece. I often find myself reflecting on the different journeys people take when it comes to belief. Many of my friends and family don’t share my conviction that Jesus is the Messiah or even that the God of the Bible is real. I can understand…
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Seeking the Reward from God

In a world driven by likes, follows, and public affirmation, Jesus’ words in Matthew 6:5 strike with timeless clarity: \”When ye pray, ye shall not be as the hypocrites: for they love to stand and pray in the synagogues and in the corners of the streets, that they may be seen of men. … They…
