A dimly lit hospital room with flickering fluorescent lights is depicted in a pencil-sketch style. In the center, an elderly man lies in bed, his face frozen in terror, gripping the sheets tightly. Dark, shadowy figures loom at the foot of the bed, barely discernible but ominous. Several frightened family members stand to the side, watching in horror. The room is cramped, with medical carts and a partially drawn curtain hinting at another bed nearby. The sketch uses sharp lines and dramatic shading to enhance the eerie, supernatural atmosphere.

“The Final Hour”

I’ve seen death many times. You get used to it working in hospice. There’s a pattern to it, like the soft ticking of a clock. Time winding down, second by second, until—stop. It’s not usually a violent thing. Most people slip away quietly, surrounded by family, love, or at least […]Read more »

Harold Daggett

Harold Daggett’s Tactics in Light of Biblical Teachings on Conflict

Harold Daggett, the leader of the International Longshoremen’s Association (ILA), made a bold statement in a transcript where he outlined the potential consequences of a strike by his union. In his words, he described how such action could “cripple” industries across the United States, emphasizing the leverage that longshoremen have […]Read more »

A lone Christian figure stands on elevated ground, holding a cross with confidence, facing a large, shadowy crowd below. The Christian is bathed in a bright, glowing light, symbolizing faith and truth, while the masses, representing worldly opposition, are depicted in shadow and chaos. Above, a stormy sky emphasizes the tension and conflict, creating a powerful contrast between light and dark, symbolizing the spiritual battle in the culture war. The Christian's posture is strong and resolute, standing firm against the cultural storm.

Fighting for Faith: Is Deception Ever Justified for Christians?

When engaging in discussions about cultural battles, morality, and Christian conduct, the topic of methodology often takes center stage. This was highlighted in a recent response by Matt Walsh to criticism surrounding his latest documentary, Am I Racist. Three Christian figures, including Phil Vischer, the creator of VeggieTales, raised ethical […]Read more »

A charcoal-style drawing shows a split scene. On the left, a person is sitting alone, scrolling through their phone in a dark, shadowy environment. Surrounding them are ominous, swirling figures representing carnal desires such as violence and temptation. On the right, the same person is in a brighter, more open space, possibly with family. The setting is filled with soft light, symbolizing wholesome and friendly content. The contrasting sides reflect the tension between a hidden, private life filled with sinful temptations and a public, more righteous appearance. The overall tone is reflective and contemplative.

What Your Social Media Feeds Reveal About Your Spiritual Walk

In the age of social media, it’s easier than ever to present ourselves in ways that may not fully reflect who we are. Platforms like YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram all offer personalized feeds tailored to our interests and behaviors, curating content based on what we watch, like, or share. […]Read more »