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Jesus Not Meant for a Box There’s something powerful about knowing the end of a story. When you’ve already seen how it finishes, everything that came before starts to make more sense. That’s exactly what the resurrection of Jesus does—it doesn’t just give us hope for the future, it clarifies everything about His life and ministry. When Jesus walked the earth, people tried to put Him in a box. Was He on the side of strict religious tradition? Or was…
What are we calling success? The book of Amos drops into Israel’s story at a moment no one expected correction. The economy was strong. The nation was secure. Religious participation was high. By every outward metric, Israel was living in a golden era. And yet, God was not pleased. That tension sits at the heart of Amos’s message—and ours. Because somehow, the people had embraced a definition of success that no longer included God’s expectations. As life became easier, hearts…
Community that doesn’t make sense When you look at the early Church from the outside, one thing stands out immediately—it was a community that didn’t make sense. These people were clearly together, but socially, they didn’t “match.” It wasn’t a club of the wealthy or the poor. It wasn’t just men or just women. It wasn’t only Jews or only Gentiles. They came from every part of the social spectrum, and yet they were glued together. That’s not accidental. From…
Should Christians Worry About AI? Artificial Intelligence is no longer a distant idea—it’s already shaping how we work, learn, communicate, and make decisions. It can write emails, create images, summarize books, predict patterns, and even “answer” spiritual questions. So it’s fair to ask: Should Christians worry about AI? The short answer is: Christians shouldn’t panic—but we should pay attention. Wisdom vs Intelligence To think clearly about AI, we need to define something the world constantly confuses: wisdom. AI can store…