Whole Gospel To Whole World
When I read Jeremiah 18, I am reminded of how gently, patiently, and purposefully God deals with His people. The moment God instructs Jeremiah to “go down to the potter’s house,” He is giving all of us an invitation to understand who He is—and who we are. This passage is not simply about ancient Israel;... Continue Reading →
There are moments in Scripture when God’s voice does not thunder — it aches. Jeremiah 11 is one of those moments. It is not merely a chapter of judgment or discipline; it is the cry of a wounded covenant Partner. When I first read Jeremiah 11 deeply, I realized God wasn’t angry because laws were... Continue Reading →
“Let not the wise boast of their wisdom or the strong boast of their strength or the rich boast of their riches, but let the one who boasts boast about this:that they have the understanding to know Me…” — Jeremiah 9:23–24 INTRODUCTION: WHEN SUCCESS ISN’T ENOUGH I used to think success would fix everything. Especially... Continue Reading →
Introduction: Jeremiah’s Cry in a World That Wouldn’t Listen Jeremiah 8 is one of the most heartbreaking chapters in Scripture. The prophet’s words echo through the centuries, revealing the pain of a people who had drifted so far from God that they could no longer recognize His voice. Judah’s rebellion wasn’t just political or moral,... Continue Reading →
From 2025’s bright LED billboards in Times Square to the crackle of streetlamps in 1925, the city has transformed in every visible way. Buildings rose higher, fashions evolved, languages blended, and technology reshaped how we live and connect. But amid a century of constant motion, one truth remains: Jesus never changes. Imagine Him walking the... Continue Reading →
Faith and Reason Are Not Enemies When I first started teaching apologetics to new believers, I discovered how easily faith conversations can drift into debates. There were a few skeptics in the room who thought we were more focused on “winning” than on truly listening. That experience humbled me. It taught me that apologetics, when... Continue Reading →
Introduction Is God just a figment of our imagination? Did humanity create a "sky god" in order to cope with the trials and difficulties in life? Is belief in a deity really just an evolutionary defense mechanism to help us fill the gaps of uncertainty we have about the world we exist in? These captivating... Continue Reading →
"Your word is a lamp for my feet, a light on my path." -Psalm 119:105What a fantastic verse of the day because it illustrates how God's word truly guides us day by day. This verse reminds me of what Jesus said about himself in John 8:12: "I am the light of the world. Whoever follows... Continue Reading →
Introduction The Great Commission (Matthew 28:19-20) calls all believers to share the gospel, yet this mission is often fraught with challenges like cultural barriers and misconceptions. Effective evangelism requires a combination of biblical principles, relational approaches, and cultural sensitivity. One such challenge I faced was while speaking with a Muslim friend and his wife. Their... Continue Reading →
Think about this for a moment. Skeptics go out of their way to avoid the "God-Theory" because they absolutely want the universe to be all there is, was, and ever will be. These agnostics desire to reduce the material universe to it's only causation, without any divine hand involved. And in order to do so,... Continue Reading →
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