When we’re in Christ, we don’t just tweak a few habits, we become new creations with a new identity and a new way of seeing the world.
Nick Bostrom once compared our pursuit of superintelligence to mice trying to domesticate an owl…
Being heard, understood, and sympathized with are great things…but living life to the full also means living with courage.
God introduced a new covenant through Jesus, one that reshaped the entire way we relate to God, offering freedom, intimacy, and grace that the old system could only hint at.
Easter reminds us that Jesus keeps every promise—He conquered death, rose again, and appeared to His followers with grace that quiets fear and strengthens faith.
God invites us into a new song rising from the hope, justice, and restoration Jesus brings into the world.
Scripture reminds us that God is always at work making things new, even in the wilderness seasons we never asked for but somehow find ourselves in.
From the very beginning, God invited humanity to tend the earth, and Jesus continued that theme by teaching through the rhythms of farming—plowing, planting, waiting, and harvesting.
Wheat might seem simple, but in the Bible it carries the weight of provision, blessing, sacrifice, and spiritual transformation.
When God calls us into something new, uncertain, or unplanned, He is not just shaping our obedience—He is opening doors for others to encounter Jesus.