When generosity filled the early church, judgment followed close behind. In Acts 5, a lie is told, a body is carried out, and holy fear falls. This cinematic devotion explores the moment the gospel refused to be faked—and kept growing.
Tag: Gospel Truth
The Night the Church Burned for Christmas
A burning church. A silenced choir. A gospel sentence too dangerous to forget. This Christmas devotion explores 1 Timothy 3:16 through the lens of martyrdom, incarnation, and the truth that still sets hearts—and history—on fire.
I Hate My Sin… So Why Can’t I Stop?
Still struggling with sin no matter how hard you try? This honest devotional reveals where grace meets you—and why falling doesn’t mean you’re failing.
I Read JD Greear’s Latest Piece. Here’s What I Wish He’d Said.
In a culture of compromise, pastors must choose courage over silence. This image of a pulpit between the American and Christian flags declares the timeless truth: fear God, not man.
I’m Glad Jimmy Kimmel’s Back!
Jimmy Kimmel’s return to late-night TV sparked national conversation—not just about free speech and cancel culture, but about what it really means to follow Jesus. This powerful reflection explores John 15, the difference between admiring Christ and abiding in Him, and why moral goodness is never enough to save a soul.
The Demon in the Mirror: Inside the Mind of a Transgender Shooter
Robin Westman stared into a mirror and saw a demon staring back. Days later, he opened fire inside a Catholic school. His manifesto, filled with schematics and sketches, echoes the warning of Romans 1—that when truth is suppressed and righteousness rejected, judgment begins. This is not just about one shooter. It’s about us.
You Can’t Work Your Way Into Heaven, Mr. Trump
Donald Trump recently said he wants to “try to get to heaven” and hopes his good deeds might be enough. But the cross of Jesus Christ tells a different story. You cannot earn your way into eternity. This powerful devotional unpacks why the cross is not just central to Christianity—it’s the only way in.
The Church Doesn’t Need Your Approval to Survive
They’ve mocked her, tried to muzzle her, even cracked her walls—but the Church still stands. This fiery meditation on Psalm 129 reminds us that Christ’s Bride doesn’t need cultural approval to endure. She only needs her King.
The Most Overlooked Test of Salvation in the Entire Bible
Psalm 40 isn’t a sweet devotional—it’s a soul-exposing cry from the pit. This blog post breaks down David’s language of rescue, reveals why many modern “Christians” don’t speak it, and shows how this one Psalm separates the truly saved from the simply religious. Read now to discover what real salvation sounds like—and whether you’ve experienced it yourself.
Barabbas Walked Free—And So Did We
Mark 15:1-32 reveals the profound rejection of Jesus by various groups including religious leaders, Pilate, the crowd, and soldiers, each illustrating different forms of denial. The text challenges readers to reflect on their own responses to Christ’s sacrifice. Ultimately, it emphasizes that Christ’s rejection offers the chance for acceptance and forgiveness for all.
Strengthening Your Faith – Matthew 7:15-21
The post warns against false prophets masquerading as trustworthy leaders, highlighting the dangers of misleading teachings that may appear good yet contradict Scripture. To protect faith, it urges daily Scripture reading, prayer for discernment, and accountability within a supportive community. Ultimately, it emphasizes genuine faith as evidenced by obedience to God.
Satan’s Strategy: Undermining the Power of the Cross
Many Christians struggle with doubts about the significance of the cross, unaware that it is a tactic of Satan to instill fear and dread. Embracing the power of the cross is key to standing firm in faith. Satan’s strategies include blinding people to the truth of the gospel and keeping them from seeing the light that can save them. The cross represents Jesus’ ultimate victory over Satan, and embracing its power involves meditating on it, proclaiming the gospel, and praying for clarity. Stand firm in the truth that the power of the cross guides your life.