The Church Has Replaced Servant Leadership with Personality Loyalty
The forthcoming multi-volume work “77 Theses for the Modern Church” critically examines leadership and authority in contemporary Christianity. It argues that churches have shifted from Christ-centered servant leadership to personality-driven loyalty, which undermines true discipleship. The message emphasizes the need for reform towards humility, stewardship, and unwavering loyalty to Christ.
The Lies of Religion
Today’s sermon by Andrew Wommack deeply stirred me—not because it was emotional, but because it was truthful. Truth has a way of exposing lies we have unknowingly tolerated for years. One of the most damaging lies believers have absorbed is the habit of blaming God for things He never authored. When trouble comes—especially among Christians—many […]
Sheerah: The Woman Who Built Cities and Shaped Generations
When we talk about women in the Bible, the names that often come to mind are Esther, Deborah, Mary, or Phoebe — women of courage, wisdom, and faith. We celebrate queens, prophetesses, and disciples.
But have you ever heard of Sheerah?
Evidence vs. Proof: Why Faith and Logic Are Not Enemies
Life is not built on airtight proofs, but on trustworthy evidence. We don’t prove we’re awake—we trust the evidence that we are. In the same way, the evidence of design, morality, life, and free will points to God’s existence. Faith, then, is not blind—it’s following the trail of evidence.
When Saying “No” Is Not a Sin
OPINION | by BemmygailApril 6, 2025 There’s a common idea that favor only comes to women who obey without question—that the ones who “submit” are the ones who are blessed. On the surface, it sounds biblical. But when we look closer, especially at stories like Queen Vashti and Esther, the message isn’t as simple as […]
The Audacious Life: Inspired by Jade Simmons at Lakewood Church
The Audacious Life: Inspired by Jade Simmons at Lakewood Church This past Sunday, my family and I tuned in to Lakewood Church’s February 2025 service, expecting a typical worship experience. But what we encountered was something so powerful, so life-changing, that it left us in awe. We were shocked—not just by the music, but by […]
Is Grace a License to Sin? Understanding the Transforming Power of Grace
In a world where misconceptions about grace abound, it’s crucial to address a common question: Does God’s grace give us a license to sin? You might have encountered individuals who, under the banner of grace, continue to live in sin without remorse. But let’s explore the profound truth about grace and its transformative power. Grace […]
Understanding Truth: A Journey Through Academics, Theology, and Identity
In the realm of academia, “truth” is often defined as a justified true belief. It’s a concept that has been rigorously examined, debated, and dissected by scholars across various disciplines. Yet, beyond the confines of academic discourse, truth takes on a profound significance, particularly in theology and the quest for a genuine understanding of identity. […]
Unsung Heroes: Women of Faith in the Bible and the Early Church
In the tapestry of biblical history and the early Church, the stories of Women of Faith in the Bible often shimmer with resilience, wisdom, and unwavering faith. While their names might not always occupy the spotlight, their contributions to the unfolding narrative of faith are nothing short of remarkable. In this blog post, we will […]
Born Again and Born from Above: Unveiling the Profound Meaning of ‘Anothen’ (ἄνωθεν)
As a Christian, my faith journey has been a path of continuous discovery and profound revelations. Recently, I stumbled upon a linguistic gem hidden within the pages of the Gospel of John that left me awe-struck and reinvigorated in my faith. It’s a single word, “anothen” (ἄνωθεν), and its significance in the context of being […]