God can Change His Mind: Sovereign and Relational

God's response to our choices isn't a contradiction—it’s a reflection of His mercy, justice, and desire for relationship.

One of the questions that often arises in Christian theology is whether God can change His mind. Does His response depend on our choices or actions? On the surface, this question can be puzzling. The Bible teaches that God is Continue reading God can Change His Mind: Sovereign and Relational

101 ways God looks past our failures to see our potential

God looks past our failures to see our potential. He offers encouragement, redemption, transformation, grace, and purpose.

The Bible is filled with verses that remind us God looks past our failures to see our potential. He offers encouragement, redemption, transformation, grace, and purpose. Instead of defining us by past mistakes, God calls us toward growth and restoration. Continue reading 101 ways God looks past our failures to see our potential

What Does It Mean to Take the Name of the Lord in Vain?

A life honoring God leads to true contentment, but a vain, reckless life that dishonors God will end in disaster. Choose reverence over ruin. (Exodus 20:7)

Taking the name of the Lord in vain means using God’s name in a way that shows disrespect or a lack of reverence. This is clearly taught in the Bible. As Moses recorded in Leviticus 19:12, “Do not bring shame Continue reading What Does It Mean to Take the Name of the Lord in Vain?

The Welcoming Church: David Gives Pop Quizzes

David gives pop quizzes such as "What are three ways to succeed in Christian life? 1) Overcome your fears. 2) Be consistent. 3) Study the Bible."

For this episode of The Transforming Church, we catch up with David as he is giving pop quizzes to young people streaming out of the sanctuary after any service on any Sunday morning. He says he is having more fun Continue reading The Welcoming Church: David Gives Pop Quizzes

God-given dominion for self, family, community, church

By following this godly order of dominion over self, family, community, and then church, men can fulfill their God-given roles, build strong families, positively impact their communities, and serve faithfully in the church.

The Bible provides a clear and intentional framework for dominion in a man’s life: self, family, community, and then church. This order reflects God’s design for building strong, God-honoring men who can positively impact the world around them. True leadership Continue reading God-given dominion for self, family, community, church