Tag: mercy

Law enforcement vehicles block Y Highway at night with emergency lights flashing across the road.

My Neighbor Shot Four Officers Last Night and Stone County Woke Up Different

A quiet stretch of Y Highway in Stone County turned into a roadblock under flashing lights after my neighbor, Richard Bird, shot four officers, killing two and wounding two. I was stuck near Reeds Spring as helicopters and drones swept the woods. Here’s what that night revealed about sin, brokenness, and the urgent hope of the gospel.

Screenshot of a tweet that says, “You are not better than someone on welfare — just luckier.”

If You Think You Earned It, Meet the Man with an EBT Card

A single tweet stopped me in my tracks: “You are not better than someone on welfare — just luckier.” This powerful devotional walks through 1 Corinthians 3–4 to expose how easily we bring the world’s pride into the church, and how grace rewrites the story. You’ll never look at privilege, poverty, or faithfulness the same way again.

When Killing is Permitted and Why Murder is Prohibited

The post examines the morality surrounding the taking of life according to Scripture, emphasizing that while killing can be justified in cases like capital punishment and war, murder is strictly prohibited. It underscores humanity’s unique nature, the irreplaceability of life, and the societal impact of unlawful killing, arguing for justice and stewardship in alignment with divine mandates.

Faith’s Healing Touch: Prayer Journey Through Luke 18:35-43

The prayer expresses a heartfelt plea for mercy and healing, inspired by the blind man’s faith in Luke 18:35-43. The speaker seeks strength, guidance, and clarity from God to navigate life’s challenges. They commit to growing in faith, trusting God’s timing, and responding to blessings with gratitude while being a testament to His goodness.

What Makes Christ’s Mercy Unique?

The content reflects on Romans 3:26, emphasizing Christ’s mercy and righteousness while upholding God’s justice. It explains Jesus’ sacrificial role, illustrating how His death atoned for sin and fulfilled divine justice. The message invites individuals to embrace Christ’s atonement for salvation and suggests resources for prayer and spiritual growth.