Why Your Unsaved Family Doesn’t Get Your Faith (And What You Can Do About It)
Understand spiritual blindness—why unsaved loved ones resist your faith. Learn what you can actually control and find peace.
Understand spiritual blindness—why unsaved loved ones resist your faith. Learn what you can actually control and find peace.
Your sexual desire isn’t sinful—it’s God-given. But the shame you may feel about it? That comes from somewhere else. In this post on 1 Corinthians 7, we explore what Scripture actually teaches about desire, marriage, and God’s protective pathway away from sexual immorality.
Most believers who struggle with temptation aren’t trying to sin — they’re trying to manage. They set limits, move the guardrails, and try to keep it at a safe distance. But Scripture doesn’t prescribe management. It prescribes one word: Flee. Here’s what 1 Corinthians 6 says about self-gratification, your body, and the only strategy that actually works.
The message encourages those facing uncertainty and weariness to find strength and courage in God’s Word and the Holy Spirit. It highlights the unchanging nature of God, the importance of daily scripture, and the believer’s mission to share the gospel. Ultimately, it reassures that victory in Christ is certain, providing hope for the future.
Breaking Free from the ‘Sole Provider’ Delusion Let me be direct with you: if you’re reading this with your stomach in knots about money, if you can’t sleep because you’re running calculations in your head, if you believe that your family’s survival depends entirely on your ability to outwork, out-hustle, and out-provide everyone else—you’re living … Read more