Learning to Control Our Emotions When people picture a “godly man,” emotional control isn’t always the first quality that comes to mind. Strength? Yes. Courage? Sure. But self-control over one’s emotions? That’s often overlooked, yet it’s one of the most vital aspects of godly character. Emotions are not weaknesses to suppress or ignore. They’re part… Continue reading Men and the Battle Within
How Godly Men Represent God Men are not God—but we are made in His image. And that truth alone gives deep meaning and eternal purpose to our lives. Genesis 1:27 tells us, “So God created man in his image, in the image of God he created him; male and female he created them.” This means… Continue reading Bearing His Image
In recent years, marriage rates have dropped dramatically. Fewer people are choosing to marry, and many see marriage as optional, outdated, or even unnecessary. But as Christians, we must ask: Does marriage matter? Not just for individuals, but for society as a whole? The answer, according to both Scripture and common sense, is a resounding… Continue reading Marriage: A Gift for Individuals and Society
In recent years, many churches have seen a decline in weekly attendance. Some pastors report that the average congregation member attends only half the time. While I’m grateful to lead a church where most prioritize regular attendance, I also recognize that cultural trends and personal struggles often pull people away. But Scripture calls us to… Continue reading Why Weekly Church Attendance Matters
As we look back over the year’s most-read articles, a clear pattern emerges: readers consistently gravitated toward posts that tackled misunderstood or controversial topics within the Christian faith. Whether wrestling with cultural fears about the end times, navigating questions about marriage and biblical roles, or reconsidering long-held assumptions about alcohol and Christian liberty, our audience… Continue reading Top 5 Blog Posts of 2025
Every Christmas, we are reminded of the divine mystery that unfolded on that holy night in Bethlehem. It was a night like no other, where the eternal Word of God, who created the universe, took on human flesh and dwelt among us (John 1:14). The angels proclaimed His birth and a star lit the way… Continue reading The Divine Night: A Call to Worship and Proclaim the Glory of Christ
We live in a world that longs for peace. Wars rage, families fracture, finances crumble, and our hearts feel restless. We try to manufacture peace—through success, relationships, or even avoidance—but true peace remains elusive. Yet over 2,700 years ago, Isaiah spoke of a coming Prince of Peace who would bring lasting light into the darkness.… Continue reading The Dawn of Redeeming Grace and Peace
When you hear the song “Joy to the World,” what comes to mind? Perhaps warm memories of Christmas gatherings or the sound of joyful carolers. But did you know this beloved hymn wasn’t originally written as a Christmas song? Isaac Watts, a theologian and hymn writer born in 1674, penned “Joy to the World” in… Continue reading Joy to the World: Finding Joy in the Reign of Christ
Reflections on “Hark! The Herald Angels Sing” The Christmas season is filled with cherished traditions, and for many of us, singing classic carols like Hark! The Herald Angels Sing stirs both nostalgia and joy. But beyond its familiar melody lies a profound theological message that invites us to reflect on God’s glory, love, and the… Continue reading Proclaiming God’s Love in Glory:
In the hustle and bustle of the Christmas season, it’s easy to forget that the heart of Advent is not just about celebration but longing. “O Come, O Come, Emmanuel,” one of the oldest and most cherished Christmas hymns, captures this beautiful tension. Written originally by monks over 1,000 years ago, it echoes God’s people’s… Continue reading Hope in the Coming Messiah: God With Us
