Kind Awakening

 In an age of self-certainty and digital posturing, few words are as radical and healing as: “I don’t know.” “I was wrong.” “God is still working on me.” These are not signs of weakness. They are marks of spiritual maturity . Yet we often reject them, seduced by the same lie that seduced Adam: the illusion that we can be like God , knowing all, needing no one. “Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall.” (Proverbs 16:18, KJV) Pride was not just a sin in the garden. It was the sin the original rebellion that fractured creation. It is no surprise, then, that pride remains the root of so much destruction today, both individually and globally. The Fall of Man: A Pattern Repeating Today In Genesis 3, Satan tempts Eve with this bait: “For God doth know that in the day ye eat thereof, then your eyes shall be opened, and ye shall be as gods, knowing good and evil.” (Genesis 3:5, KJV) The serpent offered knowledge without submission , power with...

Many believers cry out, “Lord, speak to me!” But what if the silence we sense is not God’s absence, but our disobedience? Often, God has spoken. He has revealed. He has prompted. But instead of acting, we hesitate. We wait for confirmation, for comfort, or for consensus. In doing so, we miss the supernatural power that flows through obedience . “But be ye doers of the word, and not hearers only, deceiving your own selves.” (James 1:22, KJV) When God puts something on your spirit a word, an idea, a task, a call it is not a suggestion. It is an invitation to partner with Heaven. The Seed of Obedience Carries Generational Impact That prompting in your spirit might seem small. A conversation. A post. A prayer. A phone call. But when it comes from God, it carries eternal weight . “And thine ears shall hear a word behind thee, saying, This is the way, walk ye in it, when ye turn to the right hand, and when ye turn to the left.” (Isaiah 30:21, KJV) God is still speaking. B...

 In the days of His flesh, Jesus, fully God and fully man, did not walk through life untouched by sorrow, stress, or suffering. He faced temptation, betrayal, loneliness, and death. But He faced it all in prayerful submission to the Father. “Who in the days of his flesh, when he had offered up prayers and supplications with strong crying and tears unto him that was able to save him from death, and was heard in that he feared.” (Hebrews 5:7, KJV) This moment, captured in Hebrews, reveals something profound: Jesus prayed with tears . He pleaded with the Father, not only for deliverance, but for strength to endure. His posture was not pride it was reverent submission . And in doing so, He left us a model for how we, too, are to live each day in these last days. The Posture of Reverent Submission We live in a world that glorifies self-reliance. Social media feeds us the lie that if we hustle hard enough, if we think positive enough, or if we control enough, we can master lif...

In a time when the noise of political theater and global crises drown out the still, small voice of God, the call for discernment has never been more urgent. Many cry out for clarity, yet remain deaf to truth when it is spoken plainly. What we are witnessing across the world is not merely geopolitical strategy or economic instability. It is the careful fulfillment of biblical prophecy a spiritual war clothed in the language of peace. > “My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me.” (John 10:27, KJV) But the question remains: Are we truly listening? --- The Great Diversion: What the Antichrist Will Not Be There is a dangerous misconception circulating in both the Church and the culture: that the Antichrist will be a brash, arrogant, nationalistic figure, barking orders with iron-fisted control. That image, however, is a diversion. The Antichrist will not appear as a beast but as a bridge. He will not rise with roars of tyranny, but with whispers of unity. As the proph...

In recent years, protests have erupted across the nation with phrases like “No king but us” or “No king but resistance.” On the surface, these may seem like political slogans mere expressions of discontent with policy or leadership. But beneath the rhetoric lies something deeper, something ancient, something spiritual . The rejection of Christ’s lordship is not new. It is the very root of rebellion that has echoed from Eden to Babel, from Jerusalem to Washington. What we are witnessing is not merely civil unrest. It is a manifestation of spiritual warfare a direct confrontation with the Kingship of Jesus Christ. God Appoints Kings, Even When Man Objects Scripture teaches that God establishes rulers not always to reward a nation, but sometimes to test it , expose it , or preserve a remnant . “This matter is by the decree of the watchers, and the demand by the word of the holy ones: to the intent that the living may know that the most High ruleth in the kingdom of men, and givet...

 Every day, we wake up and reach for something. For some, it’s the comfort of coffee. For others, it’s the relief found in a cigarette or the numbness of alcohol. For many, it’s the glow of a screen or the rush of the next task. But let this truth cut through the noise: What we seek is what we worship. God’s Word confronts us with this principle in Psalm 105:4 : “Seek the Lord, and his strength: seek his face evermore.” (Psalm 105:4, KJV) Worship isn’t just about music or church attendance. It’s about pursuit . It’s about what you give your time, attention, energy, and longing to. If the first thing we crave isn’t Christ, we must ask: who or what has taken the throne in our hearts? Modern Idolatry: A Subtle Deception We often think of idolatry as ancient statues or false gods carved of wood and stone. But in our generation, idolatry wears new clothes: The endless scroll of social media The pursuit of wealth or status The dependence on substances to ease pain or b...