Category: Purpose

  • #26. Aliens, UAPs, and the Ancient Question of the Unseen

    In recent years, the subject of unidentified aerial phenomena, often called UAPs or UFOs, has moved from the fringes of conversation into the mainstream. Government briefings, news coverage, and documentaries have brought renewed attention to unexplained sightings in the sky. Stories of mysterious lights, unusual craft, and alleged encounters with non-human entities circulate widely across…

  • #24. When Lies Become Normal: Finding Truth in a Confused World

    There was a time when deception tried to stay hidden. Lies needed shadows. They depended on subtlety. If something false appeared, it usually arrived disguised, hoping people would not look too closely. Today, the strategy often looks different. In many places, deception no longer hides. It appears boldly in public conversation, repeated so frequently that…

  • #22. When Lies Become Loud Enough to Sound Like Truth

    When Lies Become Loud Enough to Sound Like Truth February 25, 2026 by: Rev. Mac There was a time when deception tried to hide. Lies preferred shadows. They needed disguise. They relied on subtlety because truth was still widely expected. When something false appeared, it often arrived carefully packaged, hoping no one would look too…

  • #20. War, Prophecy, and Peace: What Global Conflict Means for Christ Followers

    Every generation believes it may be living in the most consequential moment in history. When tensions rise in the Middle East—particularly involving Israel, Iran, and global powers—the weight feels heavier. For Christ followers, such conflicts do more than fill headlines; they stir questions about prophecy, end times, and the sovereignty of God. What does escalating…

  • #18. Divine Love and Sacrificial Love

    Love is one of the most spoken words in human language, yet one of the least understood. It is often defined by emotion, convenience, or reciprocity. But Scripture reveals a deeper reality—love is not merely something God does. Love is who God is. The Apostle John writes plainly: “Dear friends, let us continue to love…

  • #16. Faith in an Age of Fear: How to Stand Firm When the Headlines Shake the World

    Scroll long enough and the world begins to feel unstable. Explosive headlines. Allegations of corruption. Global tensions. Extremist threats. Cartels. Cyber warfare. Political scandals. The language is dramatic, the implications unsettling. Information moves faster than discernment, and speculation often travels further than truth. Regardless of which specific stories dominate the cycle at any given moment,…

  • #14. Nehemiah: Faith That Rebuilds, Courage That Finishes the Work

    The book of Nehemiah is not merely a historical account of rebuilding a wall. It is a case study in faith under pressure, leadership fueled by prayer, and obedience that refuses to quit when opposition rises. At its core, Nehemiah tells the story of what happens when ordinary people respond to God with extraordinary commitment.…

  • #12. We Are God’s Creation—But Not Automatically His Children

    In modern conversation, it is common to hear the phrase, “We are all God’s children.” While well-intentioned, this statement does not accurately reflect what Scripture teaches. The Bible draws an important distinction between being created by God and being adopted into God’s family. According to Scripture, all people are made by God, but not all people…

  • #11. Eight Then, Eight Now: A Biblical Pattern Worth Reflecting On

    The Bible often communicates through patterns, numbers, repetition, and symbolism woven quietly into the story of redemption. Some patterns are explicit, others subtle enough to invite reflection rather than declaration. One such pattern emerges when considering the story of Noah and a striking reality of modern biology. According to Scripture, only eight people were preserved…