Faith, Family, & the Courage to Change

Let's start by defining and understanding the difference between the sinful nature and sin (habitual sin). Everyone is born with a sinful nature; we inherit this nature from our ancestral parents, Adam and Eve. Romans 5:12, 19 indicates, "Therefore, just as through one man sin entered into the world, and death through sin, and so death spread to all men, because all sinned— For as through the one man’s disobedience the many were made sinners, even so through the obedience of

Direction and purpose are essential for every person. Without them, life feels aimless and confusing. Many struggle to understand their true potential and value because they lack clear guidance and the discipline to grow. The story of Timothy, a devoted disciple and servant of God, offers a powerful example of how submitting to God and embracing discipleship leads to a life of faith and fulfillment. Timothy's role as a disciple and servant of God Timothy Meets Paul and Begins

Many years ago, while I was working on my bachelor's degree, I heard a sermon on Thomas, also called Didymus, in John’s gospel. The sermon challenged the idea of doubting Thomas. A careful analysis of the text in John reveals that Thomas was both discouraged and disappointed in Jesus and God. The greatest tool of the enemy in your life will be disappointment, despair, and unbelief. In this blog, I want to explore the roots that made Thomas vulnerable to unbelief and despair.