Anger Doesn’t Get a Seat at Our Sunday Table
When the same family blowup keeps replaying, an apology isn’t enough. Here’s what Joseph, Judah, and Peter taught me about boundaries, real change, and restoration.
When the same family blowup keeps replaying, an apology isn’t enough. Here’s what Joseph, Judah, and Peter taught me about boundaries, real change, and restoration.
What happens when someone becomes so convinced they’re the victim that they can no longer recognize the truth? Victim Fantasyland explores the dangerous world of self-deception, blame-shifting, bitterness, and the refusal to accept responsibility through the lens of Scripture.
: Inspired by the ’90s Christian rock band Reality Check and their song “Masquerade,” this article explores the masks we wear to hide our struggles, sins, bitterness, and fears. From self-deception and unwise counsel to repentance and forgiveness, discover how God’s grace gives us the freedom to stop pretending and live authentically before Him.
God used Behemoth and Leviathan to remind Job who was really in control. Through Chuck Swindoll’s teaching in Job, we discover an uncomfortable truth about pride, surrender, and the kind of repentance we would often rather avoid.
In Luke 15, the prodigal son returns home expecting judgment, but his father does something extraordinary, he runs to meet him. Inspired by the song “When God Ran,” this reflection explores repentance, grace, forgiveness, and the incredible love of God.
Repentance is often misunderstood as guilt or punishment, but Scripture reveals it as one of God’s greatest gifts. Learn how repentance restores joy, renews fellowship with God, and transforms our hearts through His grace.
What happens when a Christian honestly admits they wanted to give up, give in, and indulge the flesh? This candid testimony explores the daily battle between the flesh and the Spirit, the transforming power of God’s grace, and the hope found at the foot of the cross.
Sometimes the greatest battle isn’t with the person on the other side of the fence, it’s with the anger inside our own hearts. In this personal testimony, I share how God used a bitter dispute with my neighbor to teach me forgiveness, humility, and the freedom that comes through obedience to Christ.
Profanity has become so common that many people barely notice it anymore. But Scripture calls Christians to something different. Discover what the Bible says about cursing, swearing, taking God’s name in vain, and how our words reveal what’s truly in our hearts.
You can know every verse, say all the right words, and show up every Sunday and still never answer the one question that actually matters. Have I truly surrendered to Jesus? This is not about fear and it is not about pointing fingers. I am asking myself first.