Tag Archives: Gods Plan
Reserved for the Divine: Why a Stranger Has Never Restored My Faith in People
When asked, “What’s a moment when a stranger completely restored your faith in people?” my honest answer is simple: none. No stranger has ever restored my faith in people — nor do I expect them to. This is not rooted … Continue reading
Theology and the Promise of Restoration
Why the Source Matters More Than the System In my previous post, I suggested that humanity’s deepest struggle is not merely between right and wrong, but between two powerful forces within us: the desires of the flesh and the demands … Continue reading
Taming the Two Beasts Within: Understanding the Flesh, the Ego, and the Cure
If you spend any time in faith communities, you’ll hear phrases like “In the name of Jesus,” “In Christ,” or “Through Christ.” To many people — both inside and outside the church — these expressions can sound like religious jargon, … Continue reading
The Delay Within: Why Humanity Changes So Slowly
The longer I observe humanity, the more one question continues to surface in my mind: Why do we change so slowly? Every generation celebrates new discoveries. We cross oceans, walk on the moon, map the human genome, and create machines … Continue reading
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