Truth with Teeth
It’s not uncommon to hear pastors declare from the pulpit of our churches, “We love people.” It’s on banners, websites, and mission statements. It’s echoed during food drives, clothing giveaways, and outreach events. And yet, often behind the scenes—in staff meetings, private conversations, or even from the stage in moments of unscripted frustration—that love can...
Reverence Him. He spoke—and stars ignited. He breathed—and man awoke. He stretched out His hand—and seas parted, storms stilled, blind eyes opened, the dead walked out of tombs. Reverence Him. He walked on water like it was dust. He fed thousands with a boy’s lunch. He touched lepers and they were clean. He spoke truth...
There is a voice that echoes through the ages—through stone tombs, through shattered empires, through bloodied martyrs and trembling saints. It is not a whisper. It is not an echo. It is a shout—a victorious cry from the mouth of a risen Savior: “It is finished.” The resurrection of Jesus Christ was not a symbolic...
It was the day the innocent was executed for the guilty. The day God poured out wrath, and the sky itself went black. The day justice was satisfied—not by words, not by works, but by wounds. For me. This isn’t theology for debate. This is blood pouring down. This is a body broken, a veil...
We love to talk about resurrection—and rightly so. The empty tomb is the triumph of life over death, hope over despair, light over darkness. It is the centerpiece of the Christian faith. “If Christ has not been raised,” Paul writes, “your faith is futile and you are still in your sins” (1 Corinthians 15:17). No...
At the heart of the Christian faith stands a cross—an instrument of death that has become a symbol of life. Calvary is both grotesque and glorious, a place of brutality and beauty, justice and mercy. In the beautiful horror of Calvary God’s greatest act of love was also His most violent collision with evil. It...