In my article, “Science and Faith: Can They Truly Coexist in Harmony?,” I asked whether science and Christian faith are fundamentally at odds. I landed on a simple answer: they’re not. Science and faith address overlapping but different dimensions of reality. You don’t have to choose between believing in God and trusting the scientific method. … Read more
I used to think being a “good Christian” meant having my personal convictions locked down tight. Read the right books, avoid the right sins, hold the right opinions on the right debates, and I was set. It took a season of getting quietly, painfully humbled for me to realize I had built a faith that … Read more
For years, I thought the Psalms belonged to worship leaders. I figured they were a resource for picking the right lyrics for Sunday morning, songs of praise dressed up as scripture. I read them the way you’d skim a hymnal, looking for a good line about God’s greatness, then moving on to “real” study in … Read more
Life is a journey, and each of us is walking it, whether we realize it or not. The key question is not whether you are walking, but rather where you are walking and in whose light. What Does It Mean to Walk in Darkness? Before we came to Christ, every one of us walked in … Read more
If you grew up in church, you probably heard the word “Antichrist” thrown around a lot. Maybe it was whispered during a Sunday school lesson. Maybe it showed up in a sermon about the end times. Maybe someone in your life was convinced they knew exactly who it was. I remember sitting through more than a few conversations where people were dead certain the … Read more
I was not raised in a Christian home, but I always considered myself one. Growing up, I attended Mass regularly and was deeply involved in Catholic traditions. I believed that being religious and trying to be a good person was enough to make me right with God. When I was around 10 or 11 years … Read more
There is a friend I love dearly. Years ago, her marriage fell apart, and the life she had built with someone she trusted crumbled in a way she never saw coming. For almost two months, she stopped going to church. Not because she stopped believing, but because she did not have the energy to sit in … Read more
When I first started this website, I spent a lot of time down rabbit holes. Reading comment sections. Watching YouTube debates. Trying to figure out what I actually believed about some of the bigger theological questions I had quietly carried for years. One of the first debates I watched was between James White and Michael Brown on the doctrine … Read more
A Practical Guide for Everyday Bible Readers Have you ever heard someone quote the verse: “For where two or three are gathered together in My name, there am I in the midst of them” (Matthew 18:20). I certainly have. In fact, I cannot even count how many times I have heard this verse used during … Read more
There are books you read. Then there are books that read you. Knowing God by J.I. Packer is the second kind. I picked it up expecting a theology textbook. What I found was something far more personal. Page after page, Packer pushed me to ask a question I had quietly avoided for years: Do I actually know God, … Read more
