We often confuse the love of Christ revealed on the cross with the moral love shared among people in the world.

In the past, people believed in God and went to church. But over time, although many still profess belief in God, they have drifted further and further from the God who became flesh. Faith has gradually become a routine, ordinary matter—something that seems disconnected from the living presence of Jesus. As a result, church attendance has declined. Today, with the rapid rise of AI technology, various GPT and AGI products are slowly becoming a kind of “new religion,” as if they could form a new belief system. But in truth, all of this reflects a deeper spiritual apathy.

It’s Thanksgiving again.

MAGA—“Make America Great Again”—is indeed an inspiring slogan. But we must first ask: What is America? and What is our tradition? These questions cannot be answered merely by shouting slogans. Without a deep understanding of ideology and a profound comprehension of human nature, people cannot truly grasp what “greatness” or “excellence” means. Slogans alone only make people more naive and immature. The human heart cannot be transformed by slogans, nor can it be pacified by self-interest. What the human heart truly needs is rebirth. Blindly following the crowd in moments of emotional “ecstasy” easily leads to disaster.

How Should People View the Miracles Mentioned in the Bible? For non-believers, miracles are often unacceptable. Yet even Christians sometimes forget the true purpose of Jesus’ miracles, unconsciously diminishing or downplaying their real meaning. It’s worth reflecting carefully on your own view of miracles: Do you accept them simply because you believe in God? Do you believe they really happened but fail to grasp what they reveal? Or do you see them merely as allegories, thinking that their message matters more than their historical reality?

If you ask artificial intelligence what freedom is, it might respond: freedom means the ability to do whatever one wishes without external restraint—to act according to one’s own will and to pursue “equality” and “fairness,” mainly on economic, political, or ideological levels. However, the freedom given to Christians in the Bible is entirely different. In the light of holiness, freedom is the power and self-control to refrain from doing what one should not do. Doing is instinctive—but the ability not to do is true freedom.

The most meaningful prayer is one of complete surrender to the guidance of the Holy Spirit. In those sacred moments of prayer, we humble ourselves more deeply and listen more attentively to the voice from above.

When a person who believes in God comes before Him to seek knowledge and worship, they are awed by His majestic, holy, and righteous nature.

How should one serve in the church? Or, in other words, does God have specific requirements for those who serve in His church? I believe He certainly does.

We all know that prayer is a form of petition.