The chase of goals like wealth, success, or status does not bring happiness or meaning.

Many people chase goals like wealth, success, or status, believing that achieving them will bring lasting happiness and meaning. This pursuit can temporarily fend off the emptiness of a purely materialistic or atheistic worldview. However, when people actually reach those goals, they often find them unfulfilling. This disillusionment has led many to question the limits of secularism and materialism, prompting a renewed interest in the spiritual.
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#RethinkSecularism #FrustrationWithSecularism #FindingFaith#SeekingSpirituality #PersonalTransformation

Though following Him involves challenges, His way is ultimately light and liberating.

Christianity claims that every master apart from Christ ultimately leads to bondage, while Christ, who humbled Himself, offers true freedom and abundant life. Though following Him involves challenges, His way is ultimately light and liberating. The modern secular view sees Christianity as restrictive, but in reality, it's the path to true freedom, whereas living without limits often leads to a different kind of slavery.
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#TrueFreedom #LiberatingFaith #ChristianTruths #FreedomInChrist #BeyondSecularism

As children of God, we must move forward and allow that righteousness to be visible.

The Scriptures teach us that men love the darkness and hate the light, and that the world would hate us for pursuing the righteousness of Christ. As children of God, we must move forward and allow that righteousness to be visible.



#RighteousLiving #LightInTheDarkness #PursueRighteousness #FaithInChrist #StandFirmInFaith #ChildrenOfGod #VisibleRighteousness #ScripturalTruth

Why Is God’s Wrath Revealed?

God’s Word tells the hard truth about our sin not to shame us, but so we’ll see our need for rescue and run to the only cure—God’s grace.
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#Christianity #Apologetics #Grace #HumanNature #Gospel

From The Daily Wire to The Daily Dose of Wisdom | Brandon McGuire

Millions are hearing about Jesus, but how many are meeting Him?

In this episode, Mike talks with Brandon McGuire — founder of Daily Dose of Wisdom, director and producer of Mining for God, and former producer for Ben Shapiro at The Daily Wire. Together, they discuss the crisis of isolated faith, the place of YouTube in evangelism and discipleship, and how to leverage good Christian content for the sake of the Gospel without succumbing to the pitfalls of social media kingdom making. They explore Brandon’s journey from doubt to discipleship, the dangers of consuming content in isolation, and why the Gospel demands more than just views and clicks.

If you care about truth, discipleship, and the future of the Church, this conversation is for you.

We are evil and rebellious at heart and we need to understand in depth the holiness of God.

When I think of holiness, I mean that God is the ultimate standard of living.

When Culture Hates You | Natasha Crain

"When Culture Hates You – A Conversation with Natasha Crain | The Michael C. Sherrard Podcast
In this episode, I sit down with Natasha Crain—a national speaker, author of five books, blogger, and podcaster—to discuss her latest book, When Culture Hates You. Natasha has a gift for cutting through the fog of confusion with clarity, helping Christians think biblically in an increasingly hostile world.

We talk about why she writes, how she remains steadfast in her work, and what she hopes to accomplish with her new book. We also tackle a crucial question: Why did Jesus say His followers would be hated? Do Christians today take that seriously?

Other key topics include:
🔹 Defining what is good in a morally confused culture
🔹 How to advocate for biblical truth in society
🔹 The most pressing moral and cultural issues facing the church today
🔹 How parents and church leaders can equip the next generation

This is an important conversation for anyone seeking to stand firm in their faith amid cultural opposition. Don't miss it!

📖 Learn more about Natasha’s work at https://natashacrain.com/"

It’s important to ask ourselves: What story am I listening to? Who is shaping that story?