Monthly Archives: August 2026

The Most Significant Other

The most significant Other in anyone’s life is the voice of God speaking to the heart. To notice and begin to obey God’s gentle inner whispers is to step into the supernatural dimension of life. The high calling you’ve sensed … Continue reading

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I’m Sad That Mutuality Was Replaced by Tradition

The institutionally captive church recognizes two kinds of Christians — clergy (ministers/priests) and laity (regular people). However the Bible teaches that all Christ-followers are “kings and priests.” (Revelation 1:6) They are all part of a “royal priesthood.” (1 Peter 2:9) … Continue reading

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The Institutional Captivity of Christianity

The Bible tells how Judea (the ancient Jewish nation) was taken and held in captivity by Babylon. Church history shows that a similar thing has happened to Christianity. Throughout the centuries, spiritual awakenings and revival movements of spontaneous, Spirit-led Christianity … Continue reading

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Where’s Waldo and Where is Jesus?

There’s a famous children’s book called “Where’s Waldo?” or “Where’s Wally?” depending on the country it’s published for. It is full of images of various situations containing hundreds of people and objects. Waldo is somewhere in each crowded picture, and … Continue reading

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I Wish I Could Erase All Cruelty Done in Christ’s Name

I wish I could erase all the cruel words and actions that people, churches, and countries who call themselves Christian have done throughout history. If all the war, persecution, torture, killing, racism, lying, theft, deception, terrorism, genocide, and slavery done … Continue reading

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Miracles Aren’t Rare, They’re Everywhere

Christianity has been misunderstood. Miracles happen all the time. Multitudes of miracles are hidden in people’s memories and experiences. Yet, Western culture has trained us since birth to ignore them, forget them, and explain them away. People who dare to … Continue reading

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I Search For My Beautiful Place

The Misunderstanding of Christianity — My Search for The Beautiful Place Where People Gather to Let Jesus Lead Them The Bible tells Christians to meet together to encourage one another (Hebrews 10:24-25) and allow people to share (1 Corinthians 14:26) … Continue reading

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Adult Thinking: Is There a Christian Nation?

A nation where there are very few humble, honest, self-denying, Spirit-led, Jesus-focused, Christ-like, compassion-radiating people is not a Christian nation. Where can you find the most people like that? They are mainly found in places where Christ-followers are persecuted. Persecution … Continue reading

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A Quick Quiz and A Challenge

How many Bible verses do you see referenced in the following paragraph? In the comments, can you list the book, chapter, and verse for each Scripture reference you see? The more I have fought my thoughts and sought to have … Continue reading

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Banish Boredom!

A bored Christian is an oxymoron. Boredom isn’t a fruit of God’s Spirit. It springs from passivity, apathy, and complacency. There’s nothing boring about genuine Christianity. Boredom comes from quenching God’s Spirit. Boredom is a sign that you’re, at least … Continue reading

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