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From Fear to Forgiveness: God's Presence
In the harshest corners of the world, where power is held with an iron fist, regimes operate like unrelenting forces of nature. North Korea, Syria, and Myanmar stand as stark examples of brutality, where opposition is crushed, and the lives of their citizens are shackled by fear. These regimes are not merely authoritarian—they embody the most unforgiving elements of governance, where violence and suppression of civil liberties are woven into the very fabric of their rule.
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Beyond the Temple: Where God Remains Holy
In Matthew 12, Jesus recounts a provocative moment from the Old Testament: David and his companions entering the house of God and eating the consecrated bread—bread meant only for priests. Far from being condemned, this act becomes a symbol of something deeper. Jesus declares, “I tell you, something greater than the temple is here,” pointing to a deep truth: holiness isn’t constrained.
Sep 57 min read
Possibility: The Spirit of America
In a world defined by boundaries—social, economic, spiritual—there exists a belief that anything is possible. This conviction is more than optimism; it is the lifeblood of America's soul. It pulses through the story of the American Dream, propels visionaries like Oprah Winfrey to global influence, and reverberates on stages like TED, where ideas challenge the status quo. The phrase "anything is possible" is not just a cliché; it is where God intervenes, within a belief system
Aug 317 min read
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