Walking in Conviction as a Christian When the World Calls

Walking in Conviction as a Christian When the World Calls

Daily Life, News & Discernment, Spiritual Growth
When Convictions Clash with RelationshipsOne of the most difficult aspects of the Christian life is navigating relationships—especially with those closest to us—when our convictions in Christ no longer align with the values of those environments. We are not only called to believe the Gospel but to live it out with clarity, courage, and consistency. This often leads to moments of tension where loyalty to Jesus puts us at odds with friends or family.A New Heart and a New DirectionAs followers of Christ, we’ve been made new—transformed from the inside out. That change affects how we view the world and what we choose to embrace or reject.“I will give you a new heart and put a new spirit in you; I will remove from you your heart of stone and give…
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Defending the Innocent: Why Christians Must Speak Out Against Pride Propaganda Targeting Our Children

Defending the Innocent: Why Christians Must Speak Out Against Pride Propaganda Targeting Our Children

Blog, Daily Life, News & Discernment
In recent years, there has been a rapid and disturbing shift in how culture engages with our children, particularly in the month of June. What was once a quiet month of summer break has now become a full-blown celebration of "Pride Month"—a cultural movement that does more than promote so-called equal rights. It now aggressively seeks to indoctrinate children with ideas that oppose God's truth, often without parental consent and under the deceptive banner of love, inclusion, and diversity. Pride: A Sin Repackaged as a Virtue The very foundation of this celebration is built on a word the Bible consistently warns us about: pride. "God opposes the proud but shows favor to the humble." — James 4:6 (NIV) Pride was the original sin of Satan. Isaiah 14 describes how Lucifer…
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How AI Can Be a Tool for the Gospel (With Caution and Discernment)

How AI Can Be a Tool for the Gospel (With Caution and Discernment)

Daily Life, News & Discernment, Technology
Once upon a time, Christian creators had to fight to get access to platforms — printing presses, radio stations, TV shows. Today, the battlefield has changed, and so have the tools. We’re not just dealing with microphones and guitars anymore. We’re now working with AI — and it’s everywhere. For some, that sounds scary and it has it's share of positives and negatives. As a Christian and also tech person in the industry in my secular job (Software Engineer)..For me AI, it sounds like a God-given opportunity. Let me explain. AI Isn’t the Message — It’s Just the Tool There’s a growing fear that AI is replacing human creativity. And yes, when people let AI generate full sermons, devotionals, or music without any conviction behind or worse fake content preaching…
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When Loving Means Letting Go: Spiritual Discernment in Broken Family Relationships

When Loving Means Letting Go: Spiritual Discernment in Broken Family Relationships

Blog, Daily Life, News & Discernment, Spiritual Growth
Some decisions aren’t made with the mind or the heart — but with the spirit. Especially when dealing with broken family relationships marked by deep hurt, betrayal, or abandonment. Sometimes, the pain is so great that the heart starts making excuses: “Maybe it wasn’t their fault,” “Perhaps they’re sick or confused,” “What if I regret not speaking to them if something happens?” These questions may come from a sincere desire to heal — but without spiritual clarity, they can become an emotional trap. 1. The heart must be guarded “The heart is deceitful above all things and beyond cure. Who can understand it?” — Jeremiah 17:9 (NIV) When our heart longs to reconnect with someone who has wounded us, we must discern whether that desire comes from the Holy Spirit —…
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Dealing with Difficult People in the World and Handling it as a Christian

Dealing with Difficult People in the World and Handling it as a Christian

Blog, Daily Life
Life is full of unpredictable encounters, and sometimes, they are far from pleasant. I live in Lima, Peru, it is a city that thrives on chaos, disorder, constant noise, imprudence, informality, etc.. and it can be very frustrating as a Christian. One such situation recently occurred during a morning walk with my dog which is a regular thing for me and I pray every morning to the Lord that we are safe as sometimes things can happen with the world and people not living for Jesus but for there own egos, narcicism, chaos, there own Gods, there greed, etc.. etc.. typical Lima. So in this case, this typical morning walk turned into a bit of frustrating experience within a second acually with an imprudent neighbor. This incident not only tested…
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The Armor of God: Defending Against the Enemy & Thriving in Your Career and Life

The Armor of God: Defending Against the Enemy & Thriving in Your Career and Life

Bible Study, Blog, Daily Life, Spiritual Growth
Why You Need to Be Fully Armed — At Work, in Life, and Against the Enemy Imagine stepping into a battlefield in nothing but pajamas — completely vulnerable, defenseless, and unprepared. It sounds ridiculous, right? Yet many Christians enter their jobs, personal lives, and daily responsibilities without putting on the full armor of God. The reality is that we face challenges not just in spiritual warfare, but also in workplace stress, difficult relationships, health struggles, and uncertainty about the future. Whether you are navigating the chaos of a bustling city like Lima, Peru, working in a high-stress career like software engineering, or striving to improve yourself daily by learning new skills and defining your worth, God has given us divine armor to protect and guide us. Here’s how you can…
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Overcoming Toxic Family Attacks: A Spiritual Battle and How to Stand Firm in Christ

Overcoming Toxic Family Attacks: A Spiritual Battle and How to Stand Firm in Christ

Blog, Daily Life, Spiritual Growth
Navigating relationships with toxic family members can be one of the most challenging trials for a believer. When manipulation, lies, and betrayal become a pattern, it is essential to recognize that these are not just personal or emotional issues — they are spiritual battles. Many people find themselves caught in cycles of abuse, deception, and psychological warfare at the hands of their own relatives. As Christians, we must learn how to identify these attacks, protect ourselves spiritually, and stand firm in our faith without being drawn into the enemy’s schemes. 1. Recognizing the Enemy’s Attacks Through Family For many believers, the hardest battles come not from strangers, but from those who should be our closest supporters — our family. Some individuals experience: False accusations — Being unjustly blamed for actions never…
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Overcoming Fear and Walking in God’s Authority: A Go-To Guide for Christians in Dangerous Times

Overcoming Fear and Walking in God’s Authority: A Go-To Guide for Christians in Dangerous Times

Blog, Daily Life, Spiritual Growth
Living in a world filled with violence, crime, and uncertainty can be overwhelming. It’s natural to feel fear when you constantly hear of killings, corruption, and danger all around you. Especially when you live in a country that has corrupt governments which don’t help but are part of the problem. This can be a drain for citizen’s to constantly watch on the news horrible stories of criminals taking control of the streets and commiting horrible acts to innocent people. But as Christians, we are not powerless — God has given us authority, protection, and strength to overcome fear and stand firm in His promises. One of the most powerful verses to hold onto in times of fear is Luke 10:19: “Behold, I give unto you power to tread on serpents and scorpions, and over all the power…
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When the Light Hurts: Navigating a Secular Workplace as a Christian

When the Light Hurts: Navigating a Secular Workplace as a Christian

Daily Life, Technology
There’s a subtle shift that often goes unspoken when someone becomes a follower of Christ, one that changes how we experience the world around us, especially in the workplace. For many Christians working in secular industries, particularly in fields like tech, media, or corporate settings, there comes a moment when you realize: “I don’t feel at home here anymore.” This isn’t just about office politics or stress. It’s deeper. It’s the awareness of egos clashing, deceit being rewarded, narcissism being normalized, and competition overshadowing integrity. It’s the sinking feeling that things that once seemed normal now feel… off. And for Christians who are told to “love your enemies” and “bless them that curse you,” this inner conflict can be incredibly disorienting. This seems to be happening to me now more and…
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The Danger of Self-Love: Deny Yourself and Follow Christ

The Danger of Self-Love: Deny Yourself and Follow Christ

Blog, Daily Life, Spiritual Growth
In today’s world, we are constantly told to believe in ourselves, to love ourselves above all, and to put our desires first. This message is everywhere — in self-help books, social media, and even popular culture. However, as followers of Christ, we must ask: Is this the message that God teaches us? The Word of God provides a very different instruction — one of self-denial, trust in Him, and total devotion to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. The First Commandment: Love God Above All Jesus made it clear that our first and greatest commandment is to love God with all our heart, soul, and mind: “Jesus said unto him, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy…
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