The world called them fools—but in fearing God, they found a wisdom worth dying for.

Some receive miracles—and others give their lives for a better resurrection.

When Christ is your everything, even death becomes a victory.

One encounter with Jesus can turn a persecutor into a preacher and a wanderer into a witness.

What’s in your heart shapes who you really are—and no imitation can substitute for true character.

When truth feels optional and morals shift with the culture, God’s standard still stands: act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with Him.

Sometimes the most powerful “yes” to God begins with a courageous “no” to the world.

You weren’t made to mindlessly follow the crowd—you were made to press on with purpose.

C.S. Lewis didn’t cling to faith because it felt good—he trusted because he was convinced it was true.

What if the miracle at Jericho wasn’t just supernatural—but supernaturally timed?