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Time Doesn’t Heal—The Holy Spirit Does
When bitterness lingers, time won’t heal it—only the Holy Spirit can. “Time heals all wounds.” Nope. It doesn’t. That’s one of those half-truths we cling to because it feels comforting. We say it at funerals, during heartbreak, or when life hits hard—hoping that if we just wait long enough, the ache will fade. But the truth is, time doesn’t heal. It only covers . And what’s covered isn’t healed—it’s buried. I believed that lie for most of my life. I thought if I ignored the h
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Oct 16, 20252 min read


Led by the spirit?
Walking in step with the Spirit transforms the path ahead—turning each step into a journey of life and peace. When I wrote “ Part 1: Two Mindsets, Two Destinies ,” I introduced the idea that we all live under a dominant mindset—either governed by “the flesh” or by "the Spirit." That is the battleground. But what does it mean, practically and spiritually, to be “led by the Spirit” ? And how do we know we're walking in that way? Today I want to anchor this reflection in Galati
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Oct 14, 20255 min read


Psalm 37:4 — Transformation, Not Transaction
When Psalm 37:4 is read as a transaction, expectations fail. But when it’s embraced as transformation, God reshapes our desires to reflect His. Just recently, I heard about a conversation between a daughter and her mom about Psalm 37:4. The mom believed the verse meant that if she prayed some, went to church some, and talked about God some, that counted as delighting in the Lord. And because of that, God would give her what she wanted most. At first glance, that reading might
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Oct 13, 20253 min read


What Heaven May Look Like: Then and Now
Two visions of heaven—one through the eyes of a first-century believer longing for God’s restored creation, and the other through the imagination of modern faith and culture. Both point toward the same promise: all things made new. We all do it. We imagine heaven. Some picture a city in the clouds, glowing gates of pearl, angels strumming harps, and endless family reunions on golden streets. Others picture something more grounded, a perfected earth, mountains and oceans untou
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Oct 11, 20254 min read


Pornography: Satan’s Counterfeit to God’s Gift
Pornography is Satan’s counterfeit — a distortion of God’s beautiful gift of sex. Reject the lie, embrace the truth. “A man who governs...
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Oct 9, 20252 min read


If the World Applauds It, God Probably Opposes It
When the crowd cheers loudest, it’s often for the wrong team. Truth rarely trends—but it always stands. If you really want to recognize a...
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Oct 8, 20253 min read


When Christianity Gets Relabeled: The “Christian Nationalism” Smokescreen
Christianity or Christian Nationalism In our cultural moment, two of the loudest labels being slapped on Christians are “Christian...
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Sep 30, 20253 min read


Peace of Mind or a Mind at Peace?
When the God of peace reigns within, the peace of God guards your mind beyond all understanding. Most of us use the phrase peace of mind...
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Sep 27, 20252 min read


My thoughts on Charlie Kirk's life and death
Charlie Kirk - 1993-2025 A Tale of Two Stories I’ve learned not to rush into writing about tragedies on the day they happen—or even in...
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Sep 16, 20255 min read


Part Four: What the Thief Received – The Eternal Promise of Grace Given Freely by Christ
A dying thief entered paradise—not by what he had done, but by what Jesus promised: ‘Today you will be with Me.’ The thief on the cross...
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Sep 4, 20252 min read


Part Three: What the Thief Did Have – A Final Breath of Faith Directed Toward the Savior
With nothing left but a dying breath, the thief turned to Jesus—and that simple act of faith was enough for eternity. The thief on the...
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Sep 3, 20252 min read


Part Two: What the Thief Didn’t Have – Why Salvation Is Never About Religion or Performance
Two men, side by side. One had nothing to offer. The other had everything to give. And that was enough. When we picture salvation, we...
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Sep 2, 20253 min read


PART ONE: The Thief, the Cross, and the Gift of Grace
Two men, side by side. One had nothing to offer. The other had everything to give. And that was enough. Sometimes the clearest picture of...
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Sep 1, 20252 min read


Part 4: Philippians 4:9 — Practice and the God of Peace
Renewal comes when thoughts become practice—where a Spirit-shaped mindset forms daily disciplines, and the God of peace walks with us....
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Aug 29, 20253 min read


Part 3: Philippians 4:8b — Lovely, Admirable, Excellent, Praiseworthy
Fixing our minds on what is lovely, admirable, excellent, and praiseworthy transforms what we admire into what we desire. Paul doesn’t...
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Aug 28, 20253 min read


Part 2: Philippians 4:8a — True, Honorable, Right, Pure
Replacing toxic thoughts with truth, honor, righteousness, and purity paves the way for a renewed mind in Christ. After Paul establishes...
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Aug 27, 20254 min read


Part 1: Philippians 4:4–7 — Rejoicing, Praying, and the Peace That Guards
Rejoicing, prayer, and thanksgiving renew the mind and invite God’s peace to guard both heart and mind. Paul doesn’t begin this section...
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Aug 26, 20253 min read


Intro - Guarding and Filling: Replacing a Fleshly Mindset with the Mind of Christ
Renewing the mind with what is true, honorable, pure, and praiseworthy leads to the peace of God that surpasses all understanding. If you...
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Aug 25, 20254 min read


Slow Down: Trusting God’s Pace
Slow and steady wins the race — faith walks at God’s pace, not in frantic haste. (Isaiah 28:16) We live in a world addicted to hurry. Our...
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Aug 23, 20253 min read


The Power of 15 Minutes: Billy Sunday’s Daily Spiritual Rhythm
Billy Sunday’s daily rhythm: 15 minutes listening to God, 15 minutes talking to God, and 15 minutes sharing God with others. We often...
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Aug 22, 20252 min read
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