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Practical Biblical Solutions

The System is Rigged

December 15th, 2025|Tags: |

The system is rigged. That’s how it feels, anyway, when you’re Gen Z and you keep hearing older people say, “Just work hard and it will all pay off,” while everything around you screams the opposite. You grow up watching people with money and connections glide ahead, while your friends [...]

The World of Gen Z

December 15th, 2025|Tags: |

The emotional world of Gen Z is often described in stark statistics about anxiety, depression, and disconnection. But behind those numbers is not a project or a problem to solve; it is a generation of image–bearers trying to make sense of life in a world that feels both wide open [...]

Radical Acceptance

December 14th, 2025|Tags: |

Radical acceptance is a phrase that can sound passive or weak, but rightly understood, it is actually a strong, faith-filled way of facing reality with courage and wisdom. It is not giving up; it is giving up the illusion of control and choosing to trust God with what you cannot [...]

The “Let Them” Theory

December 14th, 2025|Tags: |

The “Let Them” Theory has become popular language for something people have wrestled with for a long time: how to stop trying to control others and start taking responsibility for our own hearts, choices, and boundaries. It has some real points of contact with biblical wisdom when it’s understood carefully [...]

Microwaved Friendships

December 13th, 2025|Tags: |

Microwaves are great for leftovers, but terrible for relationships. In a culture that wants everything fast, easy, and low-effort, many people try to build what could be called “microwaved friendships” — quick connections that heat up fast and cool off just as quickly. What Are Microwaved Friendships? Microwaved friendships are [...]

All the Lonely People

December 13th, 2025|Tags: |

In 1974, the folk-rock duo America released a song that became an anthem for those who felt forgotten: “This is for all the lonely people, thinking that life has passed them by.” The song offered a gentle, human cry of comfort for those who had lost hope. It captured something timeless — the ache [...]

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