Tag: following Jesus
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Not Peace, but a Sword: How Jesus Declared Himself God
When Jesus said He came not to bring peace but a sword, He wasn’t promoting violence — He was declaring Himself as God. Let’s explore how Matthew 10 and Luke 12 uncover His divine authority and call to ultimate loyalty.
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Take Up Your Cross and Follow Me: What Jesus Really Meant
When Jesus said, “Take up your cross and follow Me,” He wasn’t talking about minor inconveniences. He was calling His followers to die to themselves, embrace obedience at any cost, and live fully for Him—even when it means suffering.
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Testing the Prophets: Discerning Modern-Day Prophetic Voices
Many Christians today are captivated by modern-day prophets who claim to hear directly from God. But how can we know which voices are true and which are false? Scripture gives us clear tests for discernment.
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Deconstruction vs. Discipleship: Learning the Difference
Many confuse questioning faith with growing in it. But there’s a difference between tearing apart belief and building it upon Christ.
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What It Really Means to Be “Christian”
The word “Christian” isn’t a label — it’s a life. In this teaching, we explore what it truly means to follow Christ with authenticity, humility, and love, grounding our faith in Scripture rather than culture or title.
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“Believer” or “Christian”? A Pastoral Reflection on Identity, Faith, and Cultural Confusion
In a culture where the word “Christian” carries both reverence and reproach, what does it truly mean to be a believer in Jesus Christ? This pastoral reflection explores the meaning of faith, labels, and authentic identity in Christ.
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Lost in Translation
What if the problem with modern Christianity isn’t belief—but meaning? This book recovers the biblical weight of words like faith, repentance, salvation, and kingdom that have been reduced over time. Rediscover a gospel that is not thinner, louder, or trendier—but truer.