We live in a world where the idea of fairness and entitlement often dictate how we perceive our circumstances. We strive for the best, expecting promotions, rewards, recognition, and blessings because we believe we deserve them. But what if we were to truly receive what we deserve? Would we be as eager to claim it? … More Getting What We Deserve: A Reality Check
Throughout history, Christians have been shaped by the traditions of their denominations, often to the point that any belief contradicting those traditions is deemed heretical. Even when outside perspectives align with biblical truth, they are frequently dismissed because they challenge long-held teachings. This phenomenon raises critical questions about the way Christians receive, interpret, and apply … More Denominational Conditioning: How Tradition Shapes Christian Beliefs
What you see is what you get—but is it really? Every person you meet carries a past, a history filled with moments that shaped them, for better or worse. Some of those moments are beautiful, some are painful, and many are never spoken of. Yet, they all weave together to create the person standing before … More Everyone Has a Story: More Than What Meets the Eye
Leadership is a divine calling that requires wisdom, character, and an unwavering commitment to both spiritual and practical principles. In my book, Principles of Leadership: Secular and Theological Significances That Define Success and Growth, I explore the foundational aspects of leadership that bridge the gap between faith and effective leadership in all aspects of life. … More Christian Leadership: A Call to Purpose, Growth, and Impact
Life is fleeting—a brief moment before the vast expanse of eternity. The Bible makes it clear that eternity has only two outcomes: everlasting life in the presence of God or eternal separation from Him. Given this reality, the most important question in life is not what we achieve, how much we acquire, or how many … More Life’s Experiences: Choosing the Path That Matters Most
Generosity is a cornerstone of Christian faith, deeply rooted in scripture and exemplified in the life of Jesus Christ. The Bible repeatedly encourages believers to give freely, promising divine blessings for those who help others. But why is giving so important, and what does scripture say about the rewards of generosity? Biblical Foundations for Generosity … More The Power of Generosity: The Biblical Blessings of Giving
Faith and trust are often used interchangeably, yet they have distinct meanings and applications in our lives. Both are essential in navigating work, relationships, and personal growth, but they function in different ways. Understanding their similarities and differences can help us cultivate stronger connections, overcome past experiences, and find fulfillment in our most important endeavors. … More Faith and Trust: Understanding Their Role in Life, Work, and Relationships
In a world filled with uncertainty, political turmoil, and moral decline, it is easy to become anxious about the state of the world. Many Christians find themselves entangled in the latest political debates, worried about the direction of their nations, and fearful of global events. However, the Bible makes it clear that none of this … More Why Christians Should Not Fear Politics or World Events
The devil is a deceiver, a manipulator, and an accuser who seeks to separate us from God. His tactics are insidious, and he preys on our weaknesses, using temptation and adversity to lead us astray. Scripture warns us about his nature and his relentless pursuit of our downfall. Who is the Devil? The Bible describes … More Spiritual Warfare: Recognizing and Resisting the Devil’s Attacks
Love is one of the most profound and complex emotions that shape our lives. It inspires art, literature, and philosophy, yet it remains one of the most misunderstood aspects of human experience. Many people chase a particular form of love, only to realize later that what they truly need may be something entirely different. Here, … More The Many Faces of Love: Understanding the Different Types and Their Misconceptions
Troy P Zehnder 