Have You Left Your First Love?
A reflection on Revelation 2:4. Like the joy of a newly married couple, our first love for Jesus is wholehearted and near — and it can quietly cool into routine. How we drift, and how we come home.
Read more →Topic
#Christian Living
8 entries tagged “Christian Living”.
Are Christians Sinners?
"Christians are sinners" has become a popular cliché — but does it line up with the Word? A look at 1 John 3 and the difference between struggling with sin and practicing it as a lifestyle.
Read more →
The Deceitfulness of Riches
Jesus called riches deceitful for a reason. Money has the appearance of value but cannot give eternal life. True riches — the abundant, overflowing life that never runs dry — are found only in being rich toward God.
Read more →
Walking in Goodness, Righteousness, and Truth
Once we were darkness; now we are light in the Lord. The fruit of that light is goodness, righteousness, and truth — attributes that come not from ourselves but from the Spirit of God working through us.
Read more →
Becoming Little Children in the Kingdom of God
Jesus said unless we are converted and become as little children, we will not enter the kingdom. Childlikeness means rest, trust, and humility — leaning on a great and mighty God rather than our own strength.
Read more →
Self or God: Which One Shines Forth?
Scripture sets two places side by side: Tyre, perfecting its own beauty, and Zion, where God shines forth. Only one can reign in us. Either the fallen nature shines from our life, or God does.
Read more →
No Great People — God Alone Is Great
The world is full of people proclaiming their own greatness. But Scripture says men of high degree are a lie. There is no great person apart from God — He alone is truly great, and pride blinds us to it.
Read more →
Misconception #4: Love Is a Feeling
The world says love is a feeling — tolerance of everything, whatever makes us feel good. Scripture says love is a moral quality of God's own character, always grounded in truth and never rejoicing in sin.
Read more →