Matthew 1:1 Have you ever opened the New Testament, started reading the genealogy of Jesus in Matthew Chapter 1, and wondered why it is structured the way it is? I am the vine; you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you …
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I read Psalm 8 today. One of the verses that gripped me was verse 6: We are in the sixth month of the year 2026, and opening to this exact scripture felt deeply intentional. It stood out to me that when God created man on the sixth day, He immediately granted him dominion over everything …
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Yesterday, I was feeling completely overwhelmed. I looked at a picture of children who were killed in my country, and I just didn’t have the words. On top of that, I saw a poster for a research project involving internal bodily biometrics. My mind was flooded, and I was carrying a heavy load of worries. …
Matthew 15 is one of those passages. It delivers a sharp, threefold shift in perspective that challenges how we look at religious duty, our individual callings, and the sheer boundary-breaking power of faith. It forces us to confront an essential question: Are we operating from an outward posture of tradition, or an inward posture of …
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The Lord keeps His own—though I will not speak His Name aloudas queens once trembled in foreign courts,and prayers moved beneath silencelike rivers under stone. So I write thisfrom the middle of a stormwith ash at the hem of my thoughtsand weariness sitting beside melike an uninvited witness. “Wine that maketh glad the heart of …
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When we look at the book of Job, chapters 29, 30, and 31. Job 28 and 29 tell us what wisdom is, and Job 30 shows us what wisdom looks like. I begin with what Jesus said in Luke 12:2: “Nothing is hidden that will not be revealed.” Job 28:11 says that the thing that …
Jesus, during his time with the religious leaders, had a few spats with them. By spats, I mean confrontations. However, looking at my last write-up, Matthew 23:37–39 and Luke 13:34–35 both end with Jesus saying the exact same thing to them. Sin Comparison(s) Jesus starts in Luke 13 by asking about the Galileans who were …
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There’s something that came to my knowledge that some people are misinterpreting people who say “don’t sin” as being self-righteous. I woke up this morning feeling fine, and this was on my heart strongly. Some people are mistaking people who say “don’t sin” to be self-righteous. But Jesus Himself said the same thing. When He …
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Daniel 10: 11 says Daniel, you who are greatly beloved…, Daniel 10: 19 Do not be afraid, you who are beloved,” he said. “Peace! Be strong now; and in Matthew 3: 17 This is my beloved Son, whom I love; with him I am well pleased. And I pray that you know that you are beloved …
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One of the greatest pieces of advice I can give—the same advice that has guided me for years—is this: Do whatever brings you peace with God. Even when solving a mathematics problem, you do not move from the unknown to the known; you move from the known to the unknown. In the same way, the …
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