Faithful Writers

The Word of God has not moved. It sits where it always has, solid and unblinking, while a world swept up in new identities demands celebration. Behind the statistics are souls asking the real question: “Is the gospel big enough for me?” Yes. It always has been.

If you were trying to fabricate a clean, respectable Messiah story, you would never choose pagan astrologers as your first witnesses. And yet that’s precisely the detail Matthew keeps, which makes it one of the strongest arguments that the story wasn’t invented.

The Magi aren’t just a Christmas detail to gloss over; their appearance in Matthew reveals a sweeping story of faith, prophecy, and God’s reach far beyond Israel. These men didn’t arrive out of curiosity — they came to worship.

Faith aimed at the afterlife often distracts us from the Kingdom Jesus said is already among us—and from loving our neighbors here and now.

When Jesus cast out demons, He wasn’t flicking away imps. He was dethroning the spiritual rulers of the nations, forcing "gods" to kneel before Him.

The question everyone must answer is this: Have you returned to the LORD with all your heart and soul, or do you stand among those who mock those who obey His voice? If this prophecy is unfolding now, make sure you are standing on the right side.

This article examines the biblical, linguistic, and logical evidence that Jesus is Yehovah—the God of both Old and New Testaments—challenging modern misconceptions.

Sometimes holy words fade into background music. Psalm 23 has been read so often we forget to listen. But what if it was re-told in the voice of today’s spoken word? Raw. Real. Unforgettable.

I found it intriguing that the show’s theme seemed to reflect patterns found in Scripture relating to Satan’s tactics, Bible prophecy, and the end times.

If anyone else talked to me the way I talk to myself, I’d call it abuse. But when it’s my own voice, I pretend it’s “motivation.”

The Exodus story is a blueprint for the end of the age—showing how obedience and the blood of the Lamb remain the key to protection in times of shaking.sovereign. We MUST understand the Exodus to become plague-proof for the end of this age. They are the same story, only 4,000 years apart.

Satan is called a serpent, dragon, murderer, and the Father of Lies—but once, he was the Morning Star. Scripture doesn’t treat him as symbolic. So why do some believers act like he isn’t real?

For those ready to explore their Christian roots, the time has come to crack open a Bible. Start small, read with patience, and let the stories and wisdom come naturally to your heart.

Why would a loving God create hell? This article explores the biblical meaning of hell, revealing how God’s justice and mercy meet in this final act of freedom.

In a Roman world where women were disposable and consent was irrelevant, Jesus introduced a sexual ethic unlike anything seen before. His revolution wasn’t about repression, but about dignity, equality, and redemption.

Four voices. Four angles. Not mistakes — a mosaic. The Gospels don’t match because they were never meant to flatten Jesus into one version.

Yes, there’s judgment. God deals seriously with sin. But I also saw a God who is incredibly patient. Who keeps giving second chances, and third, and fourth. Who rescues people over and over again, even when they keep running away.

When Jesus said He didn’t know the day or hour, skeptics saw contradiction. Scripture reveals something deeper—how His humanity and divinity work in perfect unity.

Many objections to Christianity sound smart, but most fall apart under closer examination. This article explores common questions about suffering, Bible contradictions, and science, helping you separate genuine challenges from misunderstandings.