Practical Readiness. Eternal Hope
Why the Family Altar Matters When the storms of life hit — whether that’s wars, shortages, political chaos, or personal loss — one truth always rises to the surface: if faith isn’t rooted at home, it won’t stand in the world. Public worship matters, but private devotion is where faith is tested and proven. The … Read more
When Faith Costs Everything This is a hard post for me to put out there, but I Believe this is something that needs to be addressed. Jesus spoke about it and to be honest, looking at the world and it’s current state, I need to put this out to all who will here and see. … Read more
A Shifting Financial World Walk into most stores today and you’ll notice something: fewer people are paying with cash. Some stores don’t even accept it anymore. Everywhere you turn, it’s debit, credit, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Venmo, PayPal. And on top of that, governments are developing Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) that could replace physical … Read more
Empty Shelves and Ancient Warnings If you’ve ever walked into a grocery store and seen half-empty shelves, you know the uneasy feeling that comes with it. Most of us take food for granted — we assume bread, milk, and produce will always be there. But recent years have shaken that illusion. We’ve seen supply chains … Read more
Man, the Headlines Hit Hard You don’t have to be a news junkie to feel it — the world’s gone sideways. Wars breaking out, economies shaking, leaders making reckless calls, crazy natural disasters one after another. Every time I check my feed, it’s like the ground under us is shifting. And honestly? It can mess … Read more
On August 20, 2025, Israel’s Defense Minister approved plans to begin a new phase of operations in Gaza City, intensifying the campaign against Hamas’ remaining strongholds. The military confirmed that this next step involves: Calling up tens of thousands of reservists (some outlets, like The Guardian, reported estimates around 60,000). Extending the service of those … Read more
Off-grid living is catching quite the wave among Christians these days. It’s about stepping away from the hustle and bustle of modern life to seek a more intentional existence. Think of Israel wandering the desert, where even in isolation, they found divine provision and guidance. Those stories aren’t just pages in an old book; they’re … Read more
Stop Outsourcing Your Faith Many believers unintentionally place the full weight of spiritual growth and discipleship on their pastor’s shoulders. While pastors are ordained by God and serve an essential role in shepherding the church, discipleship was never meant to be outsourced. God has given every believer the responsibility to grow in faith, spread the … Read more
How to Stay Hopeful in the End Times Without Living in Fear Introduction: The Tension Between Hope and Fear When we read about the end times in Scripture, it’s natural to feel a mix of awe, anticipation, and—even for the strongest believers—a touch of fear. The prophecies of wars, natural disasters, persecution, and moral collapse … Read more
We live in a time where confusion seems to reign. The internet gives us instant access to endless information, yet much of it is conflicting, manipulative, or flat-out false. News reports contradict each other. Social media algorithms amplify emotional content. Even voices claiming to be Christian sometimes twist Scripture for personal gain or political agendas. … Read more