What happens when we confuse consumer preference with divine provision? In a culture that has taught us to call convenience “self-care” and excess “blessing,” faith can become an excuse for refusing the wisdom and stewardship God has already given us. Sometimes the answer to “Lord, why?” is surprisingly ordinary: make the coffee, count the cost, leave the status behind, and remember where your security actually lives. The world may get loud, expensive, and superficial, but the standard of the Kingdom doesn’t budge.
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Opinion | When the Curtain Pulled Back: Many Voices, One Spiritual Reality, and a Church That Cannot Stay Silent
The death of Charlie Kirk shook something loose in people — not just politically, not just culturally, but spiritually. Two voices, one weeping in intercession for a grieving widow and one shaken by a waking vision of demonic laughter, are saying out loud what many of us have felt but couldn’t quite name. This is not political disagreement. This is spiritual warfare. And the church cannot afford to stay silent.