Walking in God's Principles

Honestly, whenever I think about God’s Word and our future with Him, this one verse just anchors my heart. It’s a verse we all know by heart, but it still carries the full, undeniable weight of God’s love. John 3:16 says: “For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.” Right there is the whole reason Jesus came. God loved us. God gave His Son. And through Jesus, we receive everlasting l

As we sit at the table, let us continue now within God’s perfect plan—His beloved Son. In the fullness of God, we reflected on three attributes of His nature: His absolute authority (“I AM WHO I AM”), His divine holiness and judgment (“Be holy, for I am holy”), and His perfect love, mercy, and grace (“God is love”). And now, as we turn our eyes toward our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ—we have to pause. Before we continue in our friendly talk about Jesus as the Word made flesh,

Let us sit down for a moment and reflect on the meaning of God’s love. There is so much to say, and even after we try to put it all together, our words will still fall short. God explains His love perfectly through His Word, and because of that, this reflection may take more time than my other friendly talks. It is important for us to slow down and truly seek to understand the depth of His love. In the Bible, Jesus teaches that the greatest commandment is to love the Lord our

I know I’ve said this in many of my other blogs, but it’s because it’s true: as powerful and mighty as God is, He is also a just God. And that justice is a direct reflection of His holiness. God’s holiness isn’t something He simply chooses to put on. He’s not deciding to be holy today and holy tomorrow. The reality—the truth—is that He is holy. The word holy exists because of Him. He is completely pure. No wrong. No corruption. No hidden intentions. No pretending. Just God—pe

Today I sat back and asked myself, How can I describe God as “I AM WHO I AM”? And honestly… our words fall short. We can’t fully describe His power, His greatness, or His glory. Our human words simply aren’t enough. So instead of trying to explain God in our own words, let’s let God describe Himself. And He already has—through His Word. And while He is all-powerful, all-knowing, and beyond anything we can imagine, we can’t forget this: He is also full of compassion, mercy, fo

You may be wondering, “Why are we talking about the fullness of God as a principle?” That’s a great question. And honestly, the answer is simple. Everything we’ve talked about so far — surrendering our understanding, learning to trust, believing, and walking by faith — has been leading us somewhere. It’s been leading us to know God. Not just know about Him… But to know Him personally through Jesus Christ. Let me be honest from the start. We will never fully understand God on

Now that we've arrived at the bridge of Jesus Christ, we're ready to take the next step by walking in faith. Before we could walk by faith, we first surrendered our own understanding to God's understanding. Then we learned to trust Him. Trust led us to believe Him. Through that trust and belief, we accepted Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior with our own words and an honest heart. Now comes the third step: Faith. But how often do we actually rely on faith? Probably not as o

There's a moment in Scripture where a desperate father comes to Jesus for a miracle. And when he finally stands face to face with Jesus, you can almost feel the weight in his voice—a desperate trust rising up inside him. The kind of trust that says, "Lord... I need You. I really need You." And honestly, we've all been there. Life corners us, squeezes us, flips us upside down like a sock in the dryer—and suddenly the only step left is a step of trust. Not because we're super s

Without these three—trust, belief, and faith—we won't fully surrender our understanding to God. Jesus is the bridge to God for our eternal life, and these three are the bridge that lead us to Jesus Christ through His Word. And out of the three, trust is the first thing we must surrender. It starts with wanting enough for yourself to seek the truth. Think about the desperate father in the Bible who came to Jesus for a miracle. Before he had everything figured out, before his b

Let’s be honest for a moment—everything around us is made by someone, right? Even your favorite coffee mug has a story, whether it was made by a caffeinated potter or a busy factory worker. So why wouldn’t the universe have its own creator? It’s like saying a beautiful painting just appeared out of nowhere. Creation always points back to a Creator. And that includes us. We’re not here by chance. We’re made with purpose, designed with care, and every part of us has meaning. Yo