A dear friend of mine gifted me a beautiful short book, 'An Archangels Prophecy', and I have done some reflections on a few quotes that spoke to me- I hope it speaks to you too :) Thank you to my friend, too, incredibly thoughtful gift that warmed my heart.

As a writer, once and a while I like to express my point of view. I'm a fiction writer, this note is about my view.

The separation of church and state, a principle often invoked as a fixed and inviolable pillar of American democracy, is in reality a concept built on dynamic tension and constant reinterpretation. To truly understand this complex boundary, one must begin at its foundation, recognizing that the uniquely American formulation of separation was born from both theological conviction and pragmatic political necessity. For over 150 years, the meaning of this wall remained largely a matter of state interpretation, but that changed after World War II. Here I perform a journey throught the legal and practical consequences of misinterpretation of such a delicate mater.

The seas turned to blood — The moon red — The stars falling like raging missiles of death — A void filled sky — Dark hellfire, Flame of black.

On a dreary day full of rain — When you're stuck in an abyss of pain — In a cycle of undying shame — Remember His sacrifice — His blood shed for our pain. Beautiful chastisement

This October, I’m choosing faith over fear, and light over darkness. In my newest post, I open up about why I no longer celebrate Halloween — and how that decision has strengthened my walk with God. 🍂💛 It’s not about judgment — it’s about conviction, peace, and standing firm in what’s right.

A reminder that God is close to those who are hurting. Even in heartbreak and disappointment, He comforts, restores, and offers hope. Take a moment to surrender your worries and let His peace fill your heart.

Jesus Christ has been working very hard on making out all of his rewards. You might be surprised to see this devaic use of the economy; courtesy of Jesus Christ

This is an excellent bible verse that I have often thought of. It makes life easier to think you can separate yourself from the chaos.

I am not one who likes to blame how I am as a person based on the experiences I have gone through. However, I do believe that it can be a cause. YOU are the effect. How you take the trauma or the heartache and you shape it into who you are today.

This essay is born from a deep pastoral and apologetic conviction: that the authority of God's Word isn't just a doctrinal principle, but the vital axis that sustains the church's identity, mission, and unity. As a scholar committed to theological formation and the edification of leaders in my community, I've observed that the most persistent attacks against the evangelical faith don't come from secular skepticism, but from within the church itself—from erroneous interpretations, diluted doctrines, and a growing disconnect between Scripture and life.

Organization has so many levels to it involving our thoughts, things, people and what our direction in life is. No time is better spent with the Lord because he is holy. When it seems like the Lord has taken a wrong turn it will eventually come to an end.

When anxiety strikes, peace can feel out of reach. This simple 3-step grounding prayer helps calm your breath, steady your spirit, and remind you that you are safe and supported.

Feeling overwhelmed? Take seven minutes to reset your spirit. This simple practice blends mindful breathing, intention, journaling, and a small act of kindness to help you release stress and invite peace back into your day.

The Christian tradition has long grappled with the profound mystery of divine unity and the true identity of Jesus Christ. In this essay, I offer a response to that enduring theological conversation—one rooted in the conviction that the entire biblical narrative, from Genesis to Revelation, tells the story of a single, sovereign God: Jehovah. From this perspective, Jesus is not a distinct person apart from Jehovah, but rather the incarnation of that one God, who entered human history to accomplish salvation. This view diverges from popular interpretations, including the "Jesus Only" framework, which I believe falls short by shifting the Bible’s central focus from Jehovah Himself to His earthly manifestation. What follows is a biblically grounded and logically coherent defense of this position, exploring how it addresses key doctrinal questions and sets itself apart from other major Christian theological traditions.

My first encounter from th weeknight he Other-World. I promise this story is written without embellishments and is written exactly as I remember the encounter. In this chapter, I explain t"he very first time that I was sought out and contacted by a being from the Other Side. What I didn't know, or even fathom at the time of this encounter was that it would become the first of many.

With the benefit of hindsight, I'm filled with shame for the number of earthly things I chose to have faith in while leaving God off the table.

I used to believe I would find happiness, or at least contentment in life by saying "I don't know" to religion and politics. After all, those are topics that cause strife between people. I thought it was logical to not get dragged into the controversies, I just sat on the sidelines, but I found no happiness or contentment.

I am a believer in the Christian God. But also in the Islamic Allah. The Norse Odin. The Greek Zeus. No I do not believe in more than one God. Bare with me here.

This verse is great because there should be acknowledgment of God in all times. Everyone should be open to God’s direction.