Years ago, I read a book called The 17 Second Miracle by Jason Wright. It’s not a long book. But its message has a lifetime of weight. The core idea is this: you can change someone’s life in just seventeen seconds. That might not sound like much, especially in a world that praises hustle, platform, … More The 17-Second Miracle : Why the Little Things Still Matter
The world is moving at a break-neck speed, and Christians are taking notice of everything. Natural disasters, cultural corruption, political movements, etc., if someone can apply scripture to it, they will. Even if it may be out of context. One item that seems to trigger many Christians is Artificial Intelligence, so today, lets take a … More Is AI the Antichrist’s Tool? A Biblical Perspective for the Modern Church
Have you ever walked through a crowd and felt like a ghost? Not because you’re hiding, but because no one seems to see you. Not really. You show up, you give, you love… and the world just keeps spinning, unfazed. Unchanged. Unmoved. It’s not just loneliness, it’s something deeper.It’s the hollow ache of feeling like … More When the World Doesn’t Notice You: Finding Worth in a Seemingly Indifferent Life
Time to ruffle some feathers and make people uncomfortable. Are you ready? In the past few days, the world lost two cultural icons, Hulk Hogan and Ozzy Osbourne. Whether you admired them or not, their deaths sparked a wave of social media reactions. But it wasn’t the tributes or memories that got under my skin, … More The Death Row Gospel: Why the Front Pew Might Not Save You
When people think of the devil, they often imagine a red figure with horns, a pitchfork, and a pointed tail. But that image is more Halloween costume than theology. The true nature of the adversary, Lucifer, the fallen cherub, is far more dangerous, far more seductive, and far more misunderstood. To understand temptation, we must … More The Devil You Don’t See: Understanding the Real Tools of Temptation
There are a couple of different interpretations to scripture about what really happens the moment we die. It’s a question that lingers in the hearts of many, especially in moments of grief. Do we sleep in the grave, unconscious until the resurrection? Or do we immediately enter into eternity? While some theological traditions interpret certain … More What Happens After Death? A Theological Reflection on the Immediate Afterlife
I remember life before the internet. Back when neighbors waved, families ate at the same table, and you had to look a man in the eye to betray him. Back when temptation had to meet you in person and not through a screen. When truth wasn’t up for algorithmic debate. Now, the world is split … More When the World Split in Two: Technology, Temptation, and the Spiritual Collapse of Culture
Today, as fireworks light the sky and flags wave proudly in every corner of our country, we pause to celebrate the freedoms we often take for granted. The 4th of July is more than barbecues and parades—it’s a reminder that liberty has always come at a price. Our founders pledged their “lives, fortunes, and sacred … More A Reflection on Freedom: Faith, Sacrifice, and the Spirit of Independence
Ever wish you could just hand out applications for the position of “your partner?” Dating apps have so many serious shortcomings, and have made people so jaded that in some ways they do more harm than good. So, let’s have a little fun the old fashioned way. If you think this is cute, feel free … More Application for the Position of Mr./Mrs. ____.
We’ve all heard the phrase, “Don’t judge me.” It’s often tossed around in a culture that seems to resist accountability and correction. But contrary to popular belief, Scripture does not forbid all judgment. In fact, the Bible clearly teaches that within the body of Christ, believers are called to hold one another accountable. But that … More Judgment Without Understanding: When Christians Hurt Their Own
Troy P Zehnder 