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The Mirror: The Death of the Slave, The Birth of the Son
Saul of Tarsus sat on the cold stone floor of Judas’ house in Damascus. He hadn’t eaten for three days. He hadn’t touched water. But the physical thirst was irrelevant compared to the drought devastating his soul.
Tongues of Fire or Strange Fire? The Gift of Tongues, Paul, and the Ghost of Montanism
Few subjects have divided the Church of Christ as much over the last 2,000 years as the Gift of Tongues.
The Great Plan: The Architecture of Rescue (When the Fall Meets Grace)
There is a subtle theological lie that many Christians believe without realizing it. It is the idea that God was “caught by surprise” by Adam’s sin. We imagine the scene like this:
Real Life #5: “Tithes and Offerings: Is God Broke or Am I Greedy?” — Money as a Spiritual Thermometer
It’s Sunday morning. The worship set was beautiful, the presence of God felt real, and hearts were open. Suddenly, the music shifts, the pastor (or an usher) grabs the microphone, and the atmosphere in the room undergoes a subtle but perceptible change. It’s time for the “Tithes and Offerings.”
The Incomparable #2: “The Arabian Desert: Why Does God ‘Hide’ Those He Plans to Use?” — The Secret Power of Anonymity
Have you ever felt like you have a giant calling, but a tiny life? Do you feel that God has placed promises of fire in your heart, whispered dreams of impact and change, yet your current reality is cold, monotonous, and invisible?
The Crimson Mystery: The Theology, Legality, and Power of “Pleading the Blood”
If we walk into a fervent evangelical church anywhere in the US or Latin America, it won’t take long before we hear the phrase: “I plead the blood of Jesus!” or “There is power in the blood!”
Real Life #4: “Christian Dating vs. Hookup Culture: The Survival Manual for Singles” — Purity, Purpose, and the Physics of Being Unequally Yoked
It’s Friday night. You open Instagram and see perfect Christian couples posting photos with romantic captions (“I prayed for him/her”). You open Netflix, and every show revolves around romance and sex.
The Sound of Silence: What God Was Doing When He Stopped Speaking
Close your Bible at the Old Testament. The last page is the book of the prophet Malachi. Now, open the first page of the New Testament. The Gospel of Matthew. Between these two pages of incredibly thin paper, which you turn in less than a second, lies a historical abyss.
The Incomparable #1: “The Terrorist of Tarsus: How God Turns His Worst Enemy Into His Greatest General”
Imagine a dangerous man. Not a common criminal who steals wallets in an alley, but an ideological fanatic. A man who is cultured, brilliant, articulate, and driven by a cold, calculated hatred against your faith. Imagine someone who carries official government authorization to invade your home in the middle of the night, drag your wife out by her hair, and throw your children into prison, all while believing he is doing God a favor.