A Reflection on Luke 24:13-35 Luke 24:13-35 tells the story of the road to Emmaus, where Jesus walks alongside two disciples, but they don’t recognize him until he breaks bread—finding the divine in ordinary conversation and a simple meal. When I was young, I didn’t know the holiness of breaking bread with loved ones. IContinue reading “Finding Extraordinary Truth in Ordinary Activities”
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I’m Christian and I watched KPop Demon Hunters—and You Should Too
This article contains heavy spoilers for the Netflix movie KPop Demon Hunters I’ve never heard my roommates create more noise than when we had a watchparty of the hit animated kids movie of the summer—KPop Demon Hunters. For half an hour after the film was over, we sang (and screamed) the movie’s soundtrack—the likes ofContinue reading “I’m Christian and I watched KPop Demon Hunters—and You Should Too”
Worth: A reflection on Matthew 8:8
We will always be worthless because of our falling short of God’s perfect standard, because of our sins. But thank the Lord that He sent His worthy Son down to die for our sins, not because we were worthy, but because Jesus is.
Generations of hope
Every child is significant in God’s plan and valuable to Him, and we are charged with protecting these little ones and not casting them away as insignificant. To not act on their behalf when the chance presents itself is to neglect the gospel calling.
True love pursues justice
Therefore, let us look no further than to Jesus and, as disciples of the God of righteousness, ask His Spirit to empower us to pursue justice. Why? Because true love does not stay to injustice but rather, true love pursues justice.
Jesus’ dying love
May the love of the Lord Jesus Christ be with you all, now and forever. Amen.
Male and female He created them
Through the wisdom laid up in the Word of God, our Creator has plainly revealed His design for men and women—as well as the redemption of that design in spite of our rebellion against Him.
What’s in a name?
Names are likewise critical to our Christian faith. From a biblical perspective, the name of the Lord is a wonderful gift; the Creator of the universe has revealed Himself to us by name.
How should we live in response to our own mortality?
God, in His kindness, has provided us with words through His servants so that we may consider our own mortality. May we dwell on them and respond in a way that honors Him. My brothers and sisters in Christ, may we always be numbering our days.
The Castle frat party incident is a symptom of our own depravity
What is the only way for Penn’s culture of depravity to change? If we change. What is the only way we will change? By being born again. By trusting in Christ alone. By dying to our old selves and being made alive in Christ.
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