How faith fits in (or doesn’t) with society, government, politics, and civic duty from a grounded Biblical stance.
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When political leaders posture as spiritual gatekeepers, many Christians are lulled into trading allegiance to Christ for false promises of power. Would a Christian knowingly make a deal with the devil—or are we falling for a counterfeit savior?
When nations claim ultimate authority, something deeper happens inside us. This reflection invites you to look closely at what your view of justice reveals about the god you trust—often without realizing it.
This piece explores the shift happening beneath our politics – a trade of compassion for conflict, often without realizing it. It invites readers to consider what this choice reveals about who we follow and who we’re becoming.
A call to examine whether things like Christian Nationalism may be putting our souls at a crossroads – taking us away from the Christianity that Jesus brought with the New Covenant to save our souls.
A reflective look at whether retaliation for a possible attack can ever be called a “holy war” — and why the New Covenant reframes the entire question around Jesus, discipleship, and the danger of using God’s name to bless violence.
A headline about unprecedented corruption raises a harder question: what happens when the danger isn’t their downfall, but ours? A reflection on the gods we choose and the ones we become.
A preserved reflection, exploring how Scripture uses leaders like Pharaoh and Nebuchadnezzar to reveal the spiritual condition of a people—and what that pattern might mean for us today.
When Justice Kavanaugh framed the tariff ruling as a “checked the wrong box” mistake, something felt off. The deeper I looked, the more it echoed an ancient pattern – the same one that led Israel to reject God’s leadership in the days of Samuel’s sons. This piece explores what happens when judges fail, leaders grasp for power, and Christians stop paying attention.
Jesus healed the enemies of His own people without hesitation. What does that mean for how we think about forgiveness, mercy, and those we struggle to imagine receiving grace? This reflection looks at faith, healing, and the patterns our hearts fall into when we judge who is worthy of God’s compassion.
