A sketch drawing of a man sitting in an easy chair in a dimly lit, sparsely decorated room. A lamp behind him casts a soft light, partially illuminating the space. The man holds a drink in one hand and stares into the darkness on the other side of the room, creating a mood of unease and foreboding. The scene is quiet but tense, with shadows creeping into the corners, suggesting an impending sense of dread.

“A House Without Covering”

The house on Ember Lane had always been a place of warmth. Not just because of its old, creaky fireplace that crackled through the winter nights, but because it was filled with people who loved each other in their own ways. There were five of them: John and Mary, the […]Read more »

I Am The Vine, You Are The Branch

What does it mean when we are to live a “Kingdom Life” in Christ? How can we walk in a world that’s growing increasingly hostile towards Christians? How can we walk in the promises of God? Life as a Christian is often compared to a journey, one filled with twists, […]Read more »

Understanding God’s Role in Evil: Divine Plan and Human Free Will

Explore how God’s sovereignty and human free will coexist and why evil is part of His divine plan. Understanding how God’s sovereignty and human free will coexist has always sparked deep theological discussions. The core question revolves around how a sovereign God, who ordains everything, can coexist with human choice […]Read more »