Let's STOP Blaming God for Death! You may want to stop saying ‘it was God’s will’ when death happens. Death is not God's will—it is the enemy (1 Corinthians 15:26) Scripture does not teach that God needs evil to teach us.
What if God speaks not only through prophets and preachers, but through a rabbit on your porch?
“You Don’t Get to Determine My Day” A powerful, hope-filled reminder that your worth isn’t up for debate. Not from critics. Not from shame. Not even from religion. Only Love gets to define you—and Love says you already belong.
Wouldn’t it be great if we had a time machine—a DeLorean to take us back and fix everything? But the truth is, healing doesn’t come from going back. It comes from surrendering what’s behind and stepping fully into the new.
In a world of constant demands and expectations, learning to say “yes” and “no” is essential. This week, we’ll explore how boundaries shape our lives, relationships, and spiritual growth—and how setting them helps us begin again.
Sometimes the biggest enemy of our tomorrow is something we’re doing today — and it needs to end for us to get there.
No matter what happens in life, you can begin again. God understands your circumstances and He cares!
As God's grace unfolds in our lives and we renew our minds, we become aware that instead of me bringing Christ into my life, my life has always been IN HIM . . . I've never NOT belonged to Him!
When pain enters the picture, Jesus doesn't explain it—He transforms it. Most people, religious or not, presume a direct link between sin and suffering. Jesus confronts and obliterates this lie through a perfect demonstration of love and healing
Is it possible that Christ’s ministry and the stories (parables) he told serve more to correct our notion of who God is and how God loves us than they do to teach us expected (or approved) behavior?
The religious mind often changes the Good News from a story of God's unconditional, loving acceptance into a loveless deposition of a legal case, requiring proper acknowledgment of guilt, accompanying shame, appropriate, verifiable repentance, and then a trial period for behavior modification.
What if your life isn't stuck… what if you're standing at the edge of something brand new? One More Day!!
So, what are you fearful about? Something that will happen or you think will happen, isn't it? Fear is always about something which does not exist right now, it's always about what will happen. So, you are suffering that which does not exist.
Life is filled with twists and turns, with moments of despair and uncertainty. But in the midst of these challenges, God is continually at work!
What if instead of responding to fear as something to be eliminated and conquered we asked ourselves, what is behind this STORY? What if your fear was really an act of the imagination which is actually a gateway into a life of abandonment to God's dreams.
The Gospel in Chairs . . . a presentation of the ancient, patristic, Biblical gospel which brings healing and restoration.
What if the cross wasn’t an object—an action of punishment . . . rather, what if it is a place—an action of Gods self-emptying love? The crucifixion is what we did to him—we took his life. The Cross is what Christ did for us—he gave his life.
This shift—from seeing God as a punisher to seeing God as the Great Physician who heals—changes everything. It moves us from fear to love, from guilt to transformation.
Why do many religious systems and organizations teach obedience as the way to salvation? Salvation isn't LEGAL or TRANSACTIONAL!
Jesus' death was not to appease an angry God but to reveal the heart of a God who loves unconditionally. The cross is the moment where God's love triumphs over human violence and sin, highlighting the nonviolent nature of God. God is NOT complicit in violence.
Neither faith nor repentance persuades God to forgive, rather, they are the natural responses to the revelation of what God has already done.
In this series, we explore the transformative power of metanoia—a Greek term often translated as "repentance" but more accurately understood as a profound change of mind, heart, and purpose. True transformation begins when we let go of the molds imposed by fear, legalism, and tradition, allowing God to reshape us in love, grace, and freedom. Metanoia is a divine breaking—breaking away from what binds us to experience the fullness of life in Christ.
The incarnation is a radical, world-altering revelation of God’s humility and love, calling believers and non-believers to see, worship, and live differently in response.
Doubt doesn’t disqualify faith; it can deepen trust." Trust isn’t about certainty; it’s about surrender. Failures are not the opposite of faith but opportunities to trust God in unexpected ways.
Life’s challenges are not only unavoidable but necessary for growth. The twists and turns of life aren’t obstacles but opportunities, essential for discovering your deeper purpose. Trusting the process requires humility, patience, and faith that God is working even when life feels uncertain.
Curiosity and uncertainty aren’t roadblocks on your spiritual journey—they are the sacred detours that shape it.
Healing and freedom flow when you realize God isn't mad at you. The transforming message of God's grace.
Oprah Winfrey - “The single greatest thing you can do to change your life today would be to start being grateful for what you have right now.”
Exploring a profound challenge to our instincts for self-preservation, self-defense, and the pursuit of personal honor.
At its heart, the Eucharist—the communion table—is God’s invitation for us to join in a divine family meal, to sit down with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit in a communion that’s both familiar and deeply mysterious.
