Abba, Please Don’t Tell Us About Day Six
God worked six days and rested on the seventh. A gentle satire on why the five-day week isn’t sacred, and what the Sabbath is actually for.
Faith-Filled Living
What does faith look like on an ordinary Tuesday? Not the highlight reel, but the real stuff – the waiting, the trusting, the moments when scripture becomes more than words on a page. Posts on living a faith-filled life from the inside out.
Priscilla and Aquila: An Open Door and a Table to Meet At
Priscilla and Aquila turned their home into a church in three cities. A look at biblical hospitality, tentmaking, and why the early church met around a table.
Whose Job Was It, Anyway?
A satirical lost and found report on the things nobody picked up, from sign-up sheets to mantles. Whose job was it? Elisha knew. 2 Kings 2:13.
Abba, We Tried to Hide Our Light Under a Bushel, but It Keeps Getting Out
A satirical look at what happens when Christians try to hide their light under a bushel, and why the lamp keeps getting out. Matthew 5:15.
Abba, Spend Me
When a businessman wants to acquire something, he spends dollars. When God wants to acquire something, He spends a man”. Or a woman.
What Does the Bible Say About Rest?
From manna in the desert to Hebrews 4 — what the Bible means by rest, and why it was never just about taking a day off.
Hineni, Abba. Send Me. (With Some Details, and a Plus One.)
A satirical, practical take on praying “Hineni, send me” to God. Maps, budgets, a dentist appointment, and a request to be sent with a spouse. Ecclesiastes 4:12.
Ebed-Melech: The Servant More Kingly Than the King
The little-known Bible story of Ebed-Melech, the foreign court official who risked his life to save Jeremiah — and how Abba rewarded his courage.
Did Jacob Love Rachel More Than Leah at the End?
The Book of Genesis tells us outright that Jacob loved Rachel more than Leah. It’s not simply implied, but stated as a fact in Gen 29:18, Gen 29:20 and Gen 29:30. Which makes …
Why Christian Advocacy Organizations Matter in a World Where Faith Still Comes at a Cost
Millions of Christians around the world still face persecution for their faith. Here’s what Christian advocacy organizations do — and how you can support them.
Bashert: Does God Destine a Spouse for You?
Judaism has a fascinating idea about the person God destined for you as a spouse. What is bashert, and could this idea apply to Christians too?
What Does Genesis 12:3 Mean — And Why Does It Still Matter Today?
“I will bless those who bless you and curse those who curse you.” God said it to Abraham over 4,000 years ago. Here’s what it means, who it applies to, and why the evidence is all around us.
God Says: “You’re Not Powerful Enough to Cancel the Plans I Have for You”
Cancel culture has met its match. A satirical (but scripture-backed) reminder that no one — not even you on your worst day — can disannul what God has purposed.
Abraham and Jephthah: A Test God Asked For vs. a Vow He Never Wanted
Abraham’s near-sacrifice of Isaac was a test from God. Jephthah’s vow to sacrifice his daughter wasn’t. Here’s the crucial difference, and why it matters.
How Jesus Kept the Jewish Feasts — and Why Christians Should Too
Jesus was Jewish. Correction, Jesus still is Jewish. That begs the question – if, while He was here on earth, Jesus was fully, observantly, and thoroughly Jewish — then why do so many …
Would You Be Married to Your First Spouse in Heaven, or Your Second?
Will you be married to your first or second spouses in heaven? Musings from a Christian.
Women of God in the Bible We Should All Emulate
These ten women of God in the Bible were bold, faithful, and surrendered — in the most ordinary and extraordinary circumstances. Here’s what their lives teach us.
Men of God in the Bible We Should All Emulate
These eight men of God in the Bible showed us what it looks like to walk in faith, obedience, and surrender. Their lives still speak, and we’d do well to listen.
Why Christians Should Give First Fruits (And Why It’s Not the Same as Tithing)
First fruits giving is one of the most misunderstood concepts in the Bible. Here’s what it means, why it matters for Christians today, and how it differs from tithing.
How the Holy Spirit Clothes You in Color
Joseph’s coat of many colors is more than a Bible story — it’s a picture of how the Holy Spirit dresses you in gifts, joy, and purpose.
God’s Provision and the Chip Bag: A Theological Investigation
What the chip bag can teach Christians about expectation, contentment, and the sneaking suspicion that God’s definition of “full” is different from ours.
How to Make Glue Art on Canvas (Faith-Inspired Mini Paintings)
Make beautiful textured glue art on mini canvases with just a glue gun and acrylic paint. Faith-inspired ideas, tips, and a simple method anyone can follow.
Why Christians Should Tithe (And What Happens When You Do)
Here’s something that makes a lot of Christians uneasy: tithing. It’s one of those topics where people either go all in, avoid it entirely, or find themselves somewhere in the middle; giving occasionally, …
While Christians Fight Over a Statue, Real Christians Are Dying
An Israeli soldier smashed a statue of Jesus in Lebanon. The outrage was global. Meanwhile, thousands of Christian people are being massacred in Nigeria, Sudan, and India. Jesus would have things to say about our priorities.
Ruth vs. Orpah: How Two Sisters-in-Law Became the Ancestors of David and Goliath
Jewish tradition ties two sisters-in-law from Ruth 1 to the two greatest rivals in the Old Testament — David and Goliath. Here’s the story behind it.
What Is Zionism? Does the Bible Agree?
Zionism is one of the most misunderstood words in modern conversation. Here is what it means based on Jewish history, from Scripture, and from a Christian perspective.
What Does it Mean to Dress Like a Child of the King?
“God looks at the heart, not the clothes” is true, but is that the whole story? What the Bible says about how we dress and why it matters.
What Christians Should Know About the Jewish Feasts (And Why They Still Matter)
The seven Jewish feasts in the Bible aren’t just Jewish history. They’re a prophetic calendar pointing straight to Jesus. Here’s what every Christian should know about them.
Uzziah: A Cautionary Tale — When Success Breeds Pride
King Uzziah sought God, built a kingdom, and became one of Judah’s greatest rulers — then let success convince him he could do what Abba never called him to. Here’s what his fall still teaches us.
24 Things People Believe Are in the Bible, But Aren’t
From three wise men to the forbidden apple, these popular Bible “facts” aren’t in Scripture. A growing list of surprising misconceptions Christians believe.
Learning to Be Content in the Waiting Season
A waiting season ca be quiet, stretching and uncomfortable in ways that are hard to explain. But is not a delay from God. The waiting is not wasted time.
Christian Finance Quotes About Wealth, Stewardship, and Kingdom Prosperity
Powerful Christian quotes on money, stewardship, generosity, and Kingdom prosperity — from the Bible, pastors, and Christian entrepreneurs. Use these to build a biblical perspective on wealth.
Christian Books About Israel: A Reading List Worth Your Time
In a world where supersessionism or replacement theology seems to be taking over, there are still believers who love and support God’s chosen people. If you’re confused about which side you’re meant to …
Learning to Trust Your Body Again After Trauma, Illness, and Pain
Can you trust your body again after trauma, illness, and pain? How do you cope with chronic pain, prolonged illness or recover from long term injury?
Should Christians Celebrate Mardi Gras?
Should Christians celebrate Mardi Gras? With so much overlap between Christian and pagan belief systems, it’s sometimes difficult to know what to do.
What does the Bible say about Replacement Theology?
What the Bible says about replacement theology? Is replacement theology correct? What Christians believe?
Book of Revelation: A Simple Chapter by Chapter Summary
A summary of the Book of Revelation or the Book of the Apocalypse in the Bible, written by John the Apostle.
Where Christians can Volunteer in Israel
Where to find volunteering opportunities in Israel. Agencies to volunteer with in Israel to satisfy urgent local needs.
Christian and Jewish Charities Supporting Israel
While we can’t just pack our bags and rush to help Israel like we wish we could, we can still support the Jewish people by sending funds to local ministries with boots on the ground. Here’s a list of Christian, Jewish, and Messianic charities and trusts that align with Biblical values that you can support.
Why Believers Should Not Celebrate Halloween?
Should Christians celebrate Halloween? What’s the harm in celebrating Halloween? Why Believers Should Not Celebrate Halloween?
Why should Christians invest in Gold?
As an Indian, and an East Indian, wearing gold forms a big part of my cultural identity. We’re brought up to love that shiny metal and we wear it from the time we’re …
Why Christians should not practice yoga
Excerpts from a letter I once wrote in response to a pen-friend practising yoga. I live in India, so it’s only normal that everywhere I go, there’d be at least one sighting of …
Why every true Christian should support Israel?
There are many beliefs and notions in life that will change over time. There are many things that we once thought to be true that we no longer believe in. But one thing …
13 Types of Fasting in the Bible Every Christian Should Know
Fasting as a Christian doesn’t have to be hard to do. While starting out with fasting may feel like a daunting task, the right mindset and options can be a game-changer. Don’t think …
The Daniel Fast: Food List, Rules, and Benefits Explained
Why do the Daniel Fast? The Daniel Fast Food List, and the spiritual, physical, and mental benefits of following The Daniel Fast.
My Favorite Christian Books
My favorite Christian books to read from self-help to inspirational to prophetic.
Daniel Fast Snacks & Breakfast Ideas (30+ Recipes)
Daniel Fast breakfast and snack recipes list will fill you with humble yet flavorful foods while you focus on prayer.
30+ Daniel Fast Meals and Sides for Lunch and Dinner
Daniel Fast meals and sides that are perfect for lunch or dinner. Use these recipes to cook and eat on the Daniel fast.