“For we walk by faith, not by sight” (2 Corinthians 5:7). Faith is not pretending reality is softer than it is. Faith is choosing a deeper reality. It is trusting the God who sees the end from the beginning when we can only see the next few steps. In the Faith for the Times We Live series, this theme matters because these times reward visibility, repetition, and proof. The world often says, “Show me first, then I will believe.” Faith says, “God has spoken, so I will take

The devil is real! But he is not limited tio that little red fellow everyone thinks he looks like. Like God, the devil is not a human being. It is negative, energy whose soul intent is to destroy believers, kill or weaken their faith and steal their joy and purpose . Spiritual maturity requires looking beyond appearances and testing what is seen, heard, felt, and desired against the Word of God.

Offense often rises where truth touches something we do not want to surrender. The Bible does not treat the human heart as neutral ground. Jeremiah says the heart can be deceitful. A sword divides. It makes a distinction. It refuses to let everything blend together. In a noisy world, that matters.

Politics is designed to govern the earth. It builds systems, writes laws, manages resources, controls borders, collects taxes, and decides who has power. Some of that work is necessary. Order matters. Justice matters. Public life matters. Every political party wants moral authority. That is why leaders quote Scripture, use religious language, and stand near sacred symbols. They know faith moves people at the deepest level. But God cannot be reduced to a campaign slogan.

Our time needs believers who are neither cowardly nor cruel. It needs people who can stand without needing to dominate, speak without needing to perform, and obey without needing applause. Fearless Faith for Our Time Moving with Heaven Backing, Not People is not a slogan. It is a way of life formed by Scripture, prayer, surrender, and steady obedience.

The traditional definition of generational curses often refers to the unseen chains passed down through families, influencing lives with patterns of pain, bitterness, and broken relationships. However, generational curses go beyond the family lineage and reflect the collective experiences of every human being on the planet.

The connection between dry bones and a crushed spirit also highlights an important truth: life is shaped by what we make of it, not just by what it appears to be. The valley of dry bones looked like a place of death, but it became a place of life through faith and action. This is another example of why we cannot become overwhelmed or influence by what is on the surface. Life is less about what happens to us and more about how we choose to respond!

It makes no difference your chosen faith; every faith-filled believer must have a source outside of self. If believers are not reading, or experiencing life to learn, grow, and move intentionally... then who is truly their influential resource and why?

Each year, billions are spent to address the consequences of trauma. The data shows that 70% of all people will experience at least one traumatic event within their lifetime. Trauma is simply defined as a profoundly distressing experience. Trauma is an injury that leaves lingering effects, both anticipated and unanticipated. We can witness daily how trauma influences healthcare, housing, and homelessness. It impacts ALL people.

Insight into American Muslim women's life. A deeper understanding of Islam. What it truly means to be proud of faith and my country.

Faith often faces challenges in a world full of uncertainty and shifting values. Many people turn to familiar sayings or idioms for comfort and guidance, but how do these compare with the timeless truths found in Scripture? This post explores common idioms alongside biblical insights, offering encouragement and clarity for believers navigating today’s complex times.

Faith often feels like a refuge when life grows uncertain. Yet, there is a difference between seeking comfort and finding clarity in our beliefs and daily living. Understanding how history shapes our faith can help us move beyond temporary solace toward a deeper, clearer trust in God. This post explores how history impacts faith, the distinction between comfort and clarity, and how this understanding prepares us for the times we live in. It also introduces the Clarity in Moti

True friendship goes beyond occasional help or favors. It is built on trust, mutual respect, and consistent care. Friends stand by us not only when we need something but also when we have nothing to offer in return. They share joys, sorrows, and everyday moments without expecting anything back.

God wants you to be angry. Not spiteful, not vengeful, not malicious... ANGRY. In fact, every believer should have an intense moral and emotional reaction to injustice. Whether it's the innocent who are being incarcerated, the benevolent who are being haunted and murdered... those hated for what they look like, sound like or where they come from. Those physically violated, the vulnerable who are mistreated and overlooked.... Indecency ON EVERY LEVEL ought to raise an uncomfo

It is unsettlingly clear how the world perceives deception. People are shocked to discover that what they believed to be true are actually lies. Many are disillusioned due to blind trust, misplaced loyalties, or incorrect assumptions. Humans have forgotten their true nature... and the Breath of God. "True knowledge begins with the fear of the Lord."

Finding where you belong in the world can feel like a daunting journey. Many people struggle with the question of identity and connection, wondering how to live authentically while also feeling part of a community. This post explores practical ways to discover your true self and build meaningful relationships with others who support and celebrate who you are. It is part of our exclusive "faith for the time we live in" series, offering insights grounded in courage, self-awaren

Observation means more than just seeing; it means truly paying attention, and this has a currency. It costs something to pay attention. Our time, is just one practical example. This involves noticing how your beliefs influence your thoughts, actions, and emotions. Genuine understanding takes time; being in a hurry creates a recipe for drawing the wrong conclusions. In today's times, things move at a hurried pace for a reason- to promote fear, inaction or rushed judgements

What does FAITH look like to you? Is FAITH something you can see... Would you recognize the pillars of faith if it were right in front of you? DARE to challenge your perspective on food, faith and focus.

Creativity and faith have long been intertwined, each fueling the other in profound ways. Many artists, writers, musicians, and creators across history have drawn from their spiritual beliefs to produce works that resonate deeply with audiences. This connection between faith and creativity offers a unique source of inspiration that can transform ordinary ideas into extraordinary expressions. In this post, we will explore how faith can ignite creativity, what it means to be in

God’s approach balances holding wrongdoers accountable with extending grace to victims and perpetrators alike, encouraging restoration rather than revenge. This perspective helps believers recognize that violence and trauma are not signs of divine abandonment but challenges within a flawed world where God remains active.