We’re used to celebrating the success of the majority. If you keep nine out of ten coins, you’re doing just fine. That’s how most people would reason. But Jesus doesn’t work by the world’s math. In Luke 15, He tells a story that flips our assumptions and invites us into the radical value system of the Kingdom of God—where one lost soul is worth turning the house upside down.
Read More ›We often think of transformation as something reserved for the extraordinary few: saints, apostles, missionaries in distant lands. But what if I told you that faith transformation through Jesus is meant to be the normal Christian life, not the exception?
This is exactly what history and Scripture teach us, and it’s what continues to play out in the lives of believers today.
Read More ›One of the deepest and most persistent questions in the human heart is this: Why does pain exist? For those following Jesus, it becomes even more pointed: If God is good, why is there so much suffering? The Christian response to this dilemma is unique. Unlike some secular philosophies that minimize pain or treat it as meaningless, the Bible takes pain and evil seriously. It doesn’t deny their presence, but it does place them within a bigger story.
Read More ›There is no figure in human history quite like Jesus. Billions have followed Him. Nations have been shaped by His teachings. But at the core of Christianity is not just a wise man or prophet. It is a bold, earth-shaking claim—that Jesus is God.
This is what sets Christianity apart from every other religious system. While other founders pointed to truth or claimed divine insight, Jesus claimed to be the truth Himself—the living God who stepped into human history.
This is more than a theological idea. It’s a claim that confronts every person who hears it with a decision. And that brings us to the question every human being must wrestle with at some point: What will you do with Jesus?
Read More ›Skeptical voices are everywhere today. From YouTube debates to late-night comedy shows, there’s no shortage of people questioning the Bible’s reliability. One of the most common arguments goes like this: “The Bible was written long after Jesus lived,” or “The Roman Catholic Church edited the Bible to serve its own agenda,” or “Nobody has the originals—just copies of copies. How can we trust that?”
These questions might sound smart, and at first glance, they even seem logical. But when you start looking at the actual facts—what historians and manuscript experts say—you find a very different story. One that shows the Bible isn’t just spiritually powerful. It’s also historically reliable.
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