

Biblically, there’s no such thing as unanswered prayer!
In the garden of Gethsemane Jesus prayed through the night fervently and urgently for deliverance from death (Matthew 26:39). Was that prayer answered? According to Hebrews 5:7 it was! God did not deliver Jesus from dying on the cross for our sins, but He delivered Him out of the clutches of death by raising Him from the dead. The word "from" in Hebrews 5:7 literally means “out of.” God didn't prevent Christ from dying, but He did rescue Jesus out of death. It may seem at tim


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Can Believers live their best life now?
Many believers in Christ have been convinced that this is the case. But is that what God says in the Bible? To say that life on this earth is the best you can have is absolutely true—if you’re not a believer. How can a believer in Christ expect a world that’s broken, cursed, and separated from God’s original design due to human rebellion, provide your best life now? The “your best life now” deception is nothing more than the old “power of positive thinking” lie repackaged to


Grateful for how far I've come, excited for where I'm going!
For the believer in Christ, this is a deeply biblical perspective that perfectly balances remembering God’s faithfulness in the past with trusting His promises for the future. It reflects a life that is, overflowing with thankfulness while pressing forward to what lies ahead. This means acknowledging that your journey is not merely the result of your own strength, but rather God’s grace, protection, and provision. Jesus is faithful and unchanging across time, "Yesterday" (Pas


Justice will never be “blind” in this world.
While we strive for "blind justice" (impartiality), human judges and systems (the world) are flawed and limited by bias, corruption, and inability to see the full truth. A perfect example is nothing has stopped the U.S. Supreme Court’s biased justices from closely sticking to one consistent objective: Support for the MAGA agenda! This teaching serves as a reminder that we cannot achieve “blind justice” on earth through human laws alone. True, perfect justice is an attribute o


God doesn’t choose marriage partners…we do!
Many well-meaning believers say to me, “I’m waiting on God to bring the right person.” But the biblical emphasis is on you doing the finding! You’re waiting on God, but the choice is yours. Finding a good wife or husband (Proverbs 18:22) means using God’s Word to recognize a pattern that matches the godly life you desire and choose accordingly. That is discernment. That is what the vetting process looks like. The vetting isn’t a pursuit of perfection, but a mutually flawed pu


Living With an Eternal Perspective (Conclusion)
Jesus says, “Peace I leave with you; My peace I give to you; not as the world gives do I give to you. Do not let your heart be troubled, nor let it be fearful” (John 14:27). Living in this peace is a choice! "Do not let your heart be troubled" speaks of this choice and is Jesus' command to His disciples to maintain inner peace by trusting in God and His promises. It means choosing to not let anxiety, panic, or fear dominate the mind, will, and emotions (the heart). Ultimately


Living With an Eternal Perspective (Part Two)
Jesus says, “Peace I leave with you; My peace I give to you; not as the world gives do I give to you. Do not let your heart be troubled, nor let it be fearful” (John 14:27). The world defines peace as the absence of trouble. If everything is calm, then people say they’re at peace. But the moment something shakes that foundation—finances, relationships, health, Supreme Court decisions or whatever—their peace vanishes. Here’s the eternal perspective: God’s peace is different. I


Living With an Eternal Perspective (Part One)
Jesus says, “Peace I leave with you; My peace I give to you; not as the world gives do I give to you. Do not let your heart be troubled, nor let it be fearful” (John 14:27). Being untroubled and undisturbed is huge for living in this world. Here’s an eternal perspective: Peace isn’t found in the absence of problems! It’s found in the presence of God! Believers are to live in the presence of God by developing a continuous awareness of His indwelling Holy Spirit (John 14:23), a


Truth doesn't need to be believed to be true!
The statement, "Truth doesn't need to be believed to be true" means that reality is objective and independent of personal opinion, feelings, or consensus. The truth doesn’t need you to believe in it. It’s not a trend or an opinion, it's reality revealing itself. Biblically, this indicates truth is rooted in God's nature and Word (John 14:6, John 17:17), remaining absolute and unchangeable, regardless of whether humans accept, deny, or ignore it. And we intuitively know this b













