Faithful Writers

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.

The Gospels don’t just tell a life — they tell the Life. Written in a familiar ancient genre, they still break every mold, confronting us with the living Christ.

I used to measure my value by what I accomplished. But when grades slip, careers stall, or energy fades, that foundation crumbles. Scripture shows us a better anchor: identity rooted in Christ, not achievement.

The cross started as a tool of terror but was transformed by Jesus into a symbol of God’s victory. Learn the history and meaning behind this powerful Christian symbol.

We don’t just build our identity — we absorb it. From culture, from past mistakes, from the names the world gives us. But when we forget who we are in Christ, the world is quick to remind us of false names. Here’s how to silence the noise and remember what’s most true.

What we need is a story big enough to make sense of our longings and our losses. A story that’s not just emotionally satisfying, but actually true. That’s exactly what the Bible offers.

Most people picture heaven as clouds, harps, and floating souls. But that vision didn’t come from Jesus — it came from Plato. The Bible tells a far greater story: resurrection, renewal, and creation made whole.

I never grew up with church or the Bible, but one simple invitation at university changed everything. What started as curiosity led me to encounter Jesus in a way I never expected.

Meet Nathan Cole, one of our dedicated Christian writers who shares faith-filled insights to encourage, inspire, and point readers toward God’s truth. Through heartfelt words and biblical wisdom, Nathan seeks to glorify Christ and help others grow in their walk with Him.