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Why Is Good Friday Good? (And Why It Matters for Your Life)
Why is Good Friday good? Good Friday is called “good” because it reveals how Jesus dealt with the gap between who we are and who we’re meant to be. Through His death, forgiveness and grace are offered—not based on our performance, but on what He has done.
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Serving Needs: How Ordinary Life Reveals God’s Justice and Mercy
Serving needs means closing the gap between the world as it is and the world as it would be if God’s justice and mercy were present. This article explores the simple rhythm of prayer, listening, and shared life that leads to meaningful Christian service.
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Listening as Mercy: Why It Changes Everything
We never arrive neutrally. We carry assumptions, categories, and pictures of how things should be. But Jesus calls us beyond our assumptions and into mercy. And mercy begins with listening.
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5 Counterintuitive Truths for Kingdom Living Today
Modern Christianity often settles for a thin story about getting to heaven someday. But Jesus invites us into Kingdom living today—a life where heaven’s reality begins now. These five counterintuitive truths challenge comfort, reshape faith, and call us to join God’s renewing work in the world.
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The clash of Kingdoms in Acts 3-4
The early church wasn’t built on hype or strategy—it was built on the living presence of Jesus. In Acts, we see heaven and earth overlapping through ordinary people. Their lives, marked by justice, mercy, and compassion, became the new temple. This is our calling too: bold, witness in a divided world.
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Why Nations Rise and Fall
The Glory of God is not a fleeting light; it is the weight that sets the world right. Systems built on greed and oppression will crumble, but those shaped by justice, mercy, and compassion endure. In every act of fairness and care, we reflect His Glory into a broken world
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The Baby versus the King: A Christmas Revolution
Herod’s power faded, but Jesus’ name endures forever. The baby redefined power, justice, and love, showing true leadership lifts the weak and blesses the nations.
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The Millennium: Four Views and Their Spiritual Implications
The Millennium reveals God’s justice, mercy, and compassion through different views of Christ’s reign. Whether symbolic or literal, each perspective calls believers to live in readiness, embodying righteousness today as we await His return. Our faithfulness now reflects the hope of Christ’s ultimate victory and restoration of all things.
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The Glory of God is missing in your Christianity.
Understanding The Glory of God will revolutionize your understanding of your faith and also points a way forward for your family and our politics.
