Everyone feels alone. That aching void, the feeling no one sees you. You may have few friends or feel disconnected from those around you. When you’re struggling, it’s easy to believe you’re alone. But there’s one profound truth that gives you hope: Jesus is always there, a constant presence that won’t abandon you. In Hebrews […]
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The Significance of Lot’s Wife Lack of Faith and Turning to Salt In Genesis 19 we are told the story of Lot’s wife turning into a pillar of salt. A shocking moment rich with theological meaning. This brief but powerful account takes place as Lot and his family flee the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah,
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The Book Ruth is a story of loyalty, redemption, and divine providence that’s revered in both Christianity and Judaism. In The Book of Ruth chapter 3. Ruth and Boaz on the threshing floor. Ruth a widowed Moabite woman, lies at the feet of Boaz covering herself with his blanket. Many people misunderstand what’s going on
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Who Are the Four Angels Bound in the Euphrates River? In the New Testament, Revelation 9:13–15 refers to the four angels bound in the Euphrates River. This passage describes a vision in which four angels are released from their bonds at the Euphrates River to bring about a significant judgment on the earth. There’s not
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The 12 Disciples of Jesus: Names, Ages, Professions, Deaths, and Families There were 12 disciples, or apostles, who were Jesus Christ’s core followers. Today let’s take a look at their non-Anglicized names, ages, professions, deaths, and family details about wives and kids. It’s a challenge to get much info about these men in the New
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The Handwriting on the Wall: A Tale of Divine Judgment In the opulent dining hall of King Belshazzar, the last ruler of Babylon, a scene of lavish excess unfolded. The air was thick with the aroma of spiced wine and roasted meats, as a thousand nobles reveled in a grand feast. Gold and silver goblets.
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Differentiating Covetousness from Desire The Ten Commandments, foundational to Judeo-Christian ethics, provide a moral framework that has shaped societies for centuries. While many of these commandments address tangible actions—such as prohibitions against murder, theft, or adultery—the tenth commandment stands out for its focus on the inner workings of the human heart. It states, “You shall
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Prayer vs. Spell-Casting Is There a Difference? Praying to God and casting a spell are often confused in today’s society, especially in discussions of spirituality, religion, and the occult. Both involve ritualistic communication with forces beyond the physical world, yet their purposes, methods, and philosophies differ greatly. What is prayer? Prayer is an act of
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As an adult, converting to Christianity can be life-changing and bring profound spiritual growth. When friends and family don’t share this faith, the journey can be tough. Feelings of isolation can grow without a supportive religious community nearby. Relationships can become strained, and emotional strength becomes essential. There are various challenges when converting to Christianity
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City of Seattle Sets Up Mayday USA Revival Group. Something big happened in Seattle’s Cal Anderson Park in May 2025. An organization called Mayday USA held a Christian prayer rally that turned into a riot with fights, arrests, and a lot of arguing. There’s still talk about it, and even the FBI got involved. Here’s
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