Remade by What We Ingest
What we take in doesn’t just pass through us. It rewrites us. A gentle look at movies, books, food, and the trained tastes that make an open Bible feel strange, and at the Bread that can retrain them.
J.L. Morgan
The Book That Outlived the Voices
We remember James Earl Jones because a microphone was running. We have the Bible because God meant it to be remembered.
The Question That Changed Everything
Many things changed after the day I asked, “What if I’m wrong about this?” It started with the Bible. I had spent most of my life assuming I basically understood what it said. Then the question hit me: What if I’m wrong about what the Bible actually teaches—not just the big doctrines, but the heart … Read more
One Word – Presence
“Cast me not away from your presence, and take not your Holy Spirit from me.” — Psalm 51:11 David wasn’t crafting beautiful poetry after his sin with Bathsheba. He was terrified. He knew what it felt like to be separated from God’s face (pānîm in Hebrew) — the same word used when Adam and Eve … Read more
Barely Thinking About God: A Biblical Audit of Ordinary Media Habits
Most Christians don’t plan to drift from God — but ordinary media habits can quietly pull our hearts away. This biblical audit will help you see what’s really forming you.