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“In conclusion, nobody knows”* “That pursuit of certainty is what gets you in trouble”** “Christians don’t even agree on everything”*** Phrases like these get tossed around by progressive thought leaders and influencers constantly, especially among those who call themselves Christians or exvangelicals. At their core, these phrases are meant to undermine the authority of Scripture. The truth is, there are things we can know, there are things we can be certain about, there are

My Beloved Grandmother passed away on Saturday. Words can't truly express what she meant to me. She was a Godly woman, and I am excited for her to be in the presence of Jesus. But I will miss her every day for the rest of my life on this Earth.  I had the honor of writing the obituary (with help from my aunts). This is sort of the extended version-it was edited a bit more before final publication.  Joyce Breen passed into eternal life in the presence of her Lord and Savior, J

Two weeks ago, I got the text from my sister in the family group chat: “Charlie Kirk died.” First came shock. Next came hope in God’s ability to use this for his glory. Then heartbreak and anger. I’ve been juggling all these emotions for the last two weeks. Underlying all of this has been an angst, which I can only describe as the weight of glory. I wholeheartedly believe that this world is not my home. I believe in eternity; I believe Charlie Kirk lived boldly for Jesus and

Yes, of course they should. I have heard it said that Christians should not engage in politics because: God’s kingdom is not of this world Separation of church and state Jesus didn’t have a political party But here’s the thing: we are called to be salt and light (Matthew 5:13). How do we do this unless we engage in the world around us? And how are we to hate what is evil and cling to what is good (Romans 12:9) if we just sit idly by? God’s kingdom is not of this world… True,