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In Luke 2, every word reveals who Jesus truly is. “Firstborn” points to His authority and consecration, “Christ the Lord” declares His deity, and the response of heaven and earth reveals the Trinity at work. The manger was more than a cradle—it was the meeting place of God and humanity. Discover why the Savior who came to redeem us must also be the Lord who reigns over us.

Western culture often compares The Handmaid’s Tale to life in the West, but the true inspiration came from real oppression in places like Iran and Afghanistan, where women lost education, freedom, and even their voices. While the world mislabels Christianity as oppressive, only Christ gives women dignity, equality, and hope. This is the real Handmaid’s Tale and it’s happening today.

False gospels often spread with great zeal sometimes more than the true gospel. From ancient heresies to modern cults, Satan drives his followers with urgency, while many believers remain silent. Yet zeal alone proves nothing; only truth transforms. Why do lies advance so quickly, and how can we, as God’s people, recover our passion for the true gospel? Discover the answer in this thought-provoking post.

Are we trading the gospel for speculation? This article explores the growing obsession with red heifers, third temple rumors, and end-times conspiracy theories in the Church. Learn how ancient Gnosticism parallels modern “truthing,” what Scripture really says about the Third Temple, and why the early Church lived in hope—not fear. Discover how to refocus on Christ’s return without losing sight of the gospel today.

What does it truly mean to be a bondslave of Jesus Christ? Titus 1:1 describes Paul as a “bondservant of God,” fully surrendered and joyfully serving his Master. In this post, we explore the cost of discipleship, faithful stewardship of our time and gifts, and the freedom found in laying down our will for His. Discover how to live poured out for Christ and experience the true fulfillment only He can give.

Many Christian women believe caring for themselves is selfish—but Scripture shows us otherwise. In this blog, discover how prioritizing your physical, emotional, and spiritual health is an act of biblical stewardship. Learn from Jesus’ example of rest, boundaries, and renewal, and find freedom to serve from a place of fullness, not exhaustion. Steward your temple well and walk in the wisdom and love of God.