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It seems our culture today thrives on disagreement. Scroll through social media or turn on the news and you’ll find passionate people on every side, each convinced that they  are right and anyone who disagrees must be wrong. Somewhere along the way, our desire to stand for truth has been replaced by a desire to win arguments . But truth doesn’t need our temper to defend it — it needs our obedience to live it. In the church, we have to be careful not to let the world’s spirit

We live in a world full of choices — a thousand different paths promising happiness, success, and peace. But Psalm 1 reminds us that there are really only two ways  to live: the way of the righteous and the way of the wicked. “Blessed is the man who walks not in the counsel of the ungodly… but his delight is in the law of the Lord, and in His law he meditates day and night.”  (Psalm 1:1-2) The blessed life isn’t about luck, money, or status — it’s about direction. It’s about

Many in our community are experiencing a hard blow right now — the potential interruption or loss of SNAP/EBT benefits amid government shutdowns, budget standoffs, or uncertainty about funding. For those who rely on that assistance to put food on the table for children or aging parents, this is more than a policy issue — it’s a challenge that affects dignity, security, and hope. I want to encourage us, from a place of faith, to stand both firm in the hope we have in Jesus Chr

We live in a world full of voices.  Everyone’s got a platform. Everyone’s got a message. You can scroll your phone and hear 10 different “truths” before breakfast. But not every voice that sounds spiritual is speaking for God. Jesus warned us about this very thing in Matthew 7:15–20 — “Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are ravenous wolves.” That’s a strong image. They look  like sheep. They sound like sheep. But their hearts aren

We live in a world where the highlight reel has become the whole movie. Likes have replaced love. Filters have replaced authenticity. And followers have replaced true fellowship. It’s easy to start believing that our worth is found in how well we perform online — in the picture that gets the most comments, the caption that sounds the deepest, or the post that proves we’re “doing fine.” But behind the perfectly crafted posts, many hearts are quietly asking: “Do I really know w

It seems like we live in a world where “Judge not” is quoted more than John 3:16 — but often for all the wrong reasons. Some use it to avoid conviction, while others forget what Jesus was really warning against in Matthew 7:1–6. Jesus wasn’t telling us to throw away all discernment or stop calling sin what it is. He was calling us to look in the mirror before we point a finger. “For with what judgment you judge, you will be judged; and with the measure you use, it will be mea