Faithful Writers

After years of criticism, the voice in your head begins to echo what others once spoke over you. But God’s truth has always been louder, waiting to replace every word that tried to break you.

Fear and grief can overwhelm, but God’s promises remain. Reacting to Charlie Kirk’s death, we learn to trust Him in the wake of sorrow.

It’s what makes us morally responsible before God. He gave us a will so that love and obedience could be genuine, not robotic. God doesn’t force obedience — He invites it. The will is where we answer that invitation.

Heaven's armies, a mother’s determination, and a friend’s encouragement are still at my side.

God is the World Cup Champion when it came to creating a definitive, active, and dynamic vocabulary on how we are to be and what we need to do. Don’t think God doesn’t expect you to put in a little elbow grease here.

We all have friends who operate between the hours of 8 and 5. But will they be there on moving weekend? Or drive to pick you up if your car breaks down? Are they available 24/7? This is why so many people feel lonely at church. Like-minded people surround them. But none of them are friends.

He could be a single father stuck in a job he hates. She could be regretting her mistakes and can’t handle the guilt. Why have I never cared?

But Juneteenth 2025 commemorates a special day for all Jewish people because it celebrates an event that Christians will never entirely understand. While most Christians dwell in the “New Testament,” we should read and fully appreciate the Book of Esther.

I studied both evolution and creationism in high school, and while I admit to not enjoying evolution, it has helped me defend my own beliefs to others better.

Jesus loves the assembly line workers and the remote salespeople who only check in occasionally via Zoom. But he delights in the worker who knocks in person. Imagine his smile when you put a couple of donuts on his desk.

Wow! Why did I think the response would be a prequel to “The Terminator”? I looked for a drone circling overhead. But the sky was clear. And none of my bank accounts were frozen. No sixes appeared on my right hand or forehead.

No textbook can capture the diversity of Christian experience. To truly understand faith, we need to listen to the unique stories of those who live it.

Happiness is tied to circumstances. But Joy? Joy is way deeper. Joy is an anchor. It comes from knowing the Lord is near, even when the storm rages on.

We tend to skip the “fly-over” Bible chapters filled with names and places we can’t pronounce. But what if one of those forgotten chapters actually tells the story of your life — your journey, your struggles, your growth?

I survived what should have been an unsurvivable time. Broken moments became pieces of my story, and now I share them to give hope, reassurance, and courage to anyone who needs it.

Do not fool yourselves, my fellow Christians, for our world is a dark place. Unbelievers do not know there is more to this life than those constant whispers from satan.

The trust involved with handling these big ole’ bowling pins getting tossed in the air heading straight for the bridge of my delicate nose or my one of a kind smile.

This article shares a personal reflection on the long and complex journey of forgiveness after childhood abuse. It explores how healing unfolded through faith, prayer, and a deeper understanding of compassion, while also acknowledging the importance of boundaries and emotional safety. It emphasizes that forgiveness is not immediate, simple, or one-size-fits-all, but a deeply personal process between the individual and God.

A simple AI mistake about Cain and Abel reveals a deeper issue. If believers are not grounded in Scripture, even small errors can quietly reshape truth.

Our faith, emotions, and physical bodies are deeply intertwined. When we nurture one, we nourish the other, too. What God asks of our souls often brings healing to our bodies as well.