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.

Courage isn’t the absence of fear, but choosing trust when God calls you into the unknown.

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

If all were seen and known about God, what would be the merit in having faith? … At its core, faith involves belief in the unseen and trust in the unknown.

Discover the power of prayer as a covenant. One forgotten request became a wake-up call, reshaping my faith, relationships, and the way I honor our promise to God and others.

Sin can not and should not be tolerated; if God tolerated sin of any kind, He would have to tolerate all sin. If He did that, then good would no longer exist, sin would take over, and our understanding of good and bad would cease to exist completely and become a constant state of grey. 

What is the meaning of double minded in the Bible? Explore how Scripture defines a double-minded heart, why instability damages faith, and how biblical discernment restores wholeness.

There’s a war between grace and grind — the quiet struggle of every believer torn between trusting God’s pace and keeping up with the world’s hustle. What happens when faith meets ambition?

I met Jesus my freshman year—right before a college party. Everything changed after that. Now as a sophomore, I’m learning how to stay close to Him in a world that often pulls the other way.

Discover the beauty of God’s promises in everyday life. A devotional reflection on gratitude, simplicity, and trusting His faithfulness

As I’ve grown older, I’ve discovered something unexpected about myself: I’m deeply sensitive to noise. Yet somehow, the laughter of children outdoors and the rustle of wind in the trees bring me joy instead of exhaustion.

Forgiving yourself isn’t about minimizing your past—it’s about magnifying what Jesus did. God buried your guilt long ago; it’s time to stop digging it back up.

In a world obsessed with speed and success, the church calendar invites us to slow down and remember what’s already been done. These ancient rhythms re-teach our hurried hearts how to breathe.

God doesn’t stop speaking. Sometimes, our hearts just become too crowded to notice His voice.

The world doesn’t fall apart when you take a nap… It quietly keeps spinning — held together not by your effort, but by His grace.

When did foul language become normal? God calls us to something higher — to let every word we speak reflect His presence and truth.

In that moment, I knew a day would come when I would have to defend and fight for my right to say I am a mother in conversation.

God doesn’t always speak through thunder or lightning. Sometimes His voice shows up in the peace that calms your heart—or the unrest that won’t let you move forward.

We spend so much time worrying about missing God’s plan—but what if His plan is bigger than our mistakes?

Repentance isn’t about beating yourself up or saying a quick “sorry” to God. It’s about laying your burdens at His feet, grieving sin, and letting His love transform your life.

After years of uncertainty about tithing, God showed me the importance of giving faithfully. Here’s my story of obedience, provision, and what I learned the hard way.

Hurt can make you guarded, but God can make you gentle again. Discover how to let His Spirit soften your heart without losing your strength.

I’m not talking about our prayers. What about our daily conversations? Would God listen to the casual chats between you and your Christian bro or faith-filled gal pal? Yes. The proof comes from the Hebrew scriptures.

Many say nothing happens after you die — but the Bible reveals the truth about life after death and what awaits beyond this life.