The Author’s Perspective

  • The Author’s Perspective | Another Troll From God

    Today I posted the Verse & Vision for Psalm 30:5. Then I had to come back. This happens often, almost daily. But today the verse slapped me in the face. So hard it stung. This is the personal note I could not leave unwritten: what it feels like when weeping was only supposed to lodge…

  • The Author’s Perspective | The Value of Life is Not a Performance

    We say we value life. After years of walking people home, sorting what they left, and erasing them from the system, I am no longer convinced most of us mean it. If gratitude only arrives after the next upgrade, it was never the life being cherished. It was the accessories.

  • Twin Tree Project Presents | Angel of Death: The Calling Few Understand (Short Film)

    This is the story of a rare and isolating calling: walking people home as an “angel of death.” A testimony of decades spent in the thin places, the cost of obedience, and the quiet turn from resentment to gratitude.

  • Verse & Vision | August 19, 2026

    John 13:34 gives a new command from Jesus: love one another. The standard is clear – as He has loved us, so we must love one another. This is the distinguishing mark of those who follow Him.

  • The Art of Releasing || When the Void Becomes the Invitation

    The art of releasing begins the moment we stop gripping what is already gone. Losing access to a place can feel like losing everything, but a void will not stay empty. Releasing with grace and gratitude makes room for something as wonderful or even better. This is not passive surrender. It is active trust.

  • The Author’s Perspective | On Mortality: Witness

    Have you ever watched someone pass away? I don’t mean “heard about it later.” Not “gotten the call.” Not “arrived after the fact to sit with the body already still.” I mean actually watched. Have you been present, sitting there as a body fails in real time? Have you watched the chest rise and fall,…

  • The Author’s Perspective | Before You Transition, Do These Things

    Before you transition, stop existing and start living. Tell the people you love that you love them. Watch a sunrise without rushing. Forgive yourself for being human. Fall deeply in love with something. Learn how to let go. Be still. Leave people better than you found them. One day none of us will care about…

  • The Art of Noticing || Intuition

    When you already know, and have for a while, but nobody else realizes it yet… just wait. It will show itself for them. They don’t have to say a word. Neither do you. Don’t waste your energy. Give it to God.

  • The Author’s Perspective: When the Mirror Stops Reflecting the Familiar

    Looking at unexpected snapshots of myself, I did not recognize the person looking back. After years of caregiving, loss, and feeling like an orphan on earth, the face in the photos simultaneously said “this is who you are now” and “who are you now?” This is the quiet, tear filled space of delayed grief and…

  • Authenticity Unveiled | The Real Insanity

    I am used to being called mentally unstable for a spiritual perspective of the world. But open TikTok and you will see a far more destructive insanity, one rewarded by algorithms while those who read deeply and speak of the soul are dismissed.

  • Authenticity Unveiled | The Sheltered American Liberal: The Truth about Gaza They Refuse to See

    American liberals scream about Gaza, genocide, and Free Palestine while treating Hamas and the IRGC as romantic underdogs. Most of them live in a country where the worst daily threat is bad Wi-Fi. They have never lived under the theocratic police states or militia rule they soft-pedal. Searching “summer outfit trends” and calling the resulting…

  • Authenticity Unveiled | The Wilderness of Being Called

    There is a country most never visit – a vast, wind-scoured wilderness where the veil thins and the heart hears what others only sense as distant thunder. Some of us don’t get to leave. This is the terrain we live in: the sharp honest light, the loneliness that is the cost, the rhythm of pouring…

  • Verse & Vision | July 18, 2026 (+ a Personal Testimony)

    “Clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience.” God used this verse + a raw video message from His heart to show me where I needed to step back and look at myself first. My own grief and stress had bled through in ways I regret. He meets us in our heaviness—not with shame,…

  • Opinion | Wake Up. New York’s Mayor Has Showed Us Exactly Who He Is.

    New York City’s Mayor Zohran Mamdani is not a socialist — he and the DSA are communists openly working to dismantle America from within. From sabotaging the Navy parade to embracing anti-American factions that brag about taking the empire down, this is soft treason in progressive clothing. Time to call it what it is.

  • Sunday Sessions | The Root of Disconnection: Reclaiming Your Soul in a World of Stolen Identities

    In a world engineered to steal our souls through distraction and false identities, this post exposes the spiritual war over who we truly are. Drawing from Scripture and raw observation, it calls us out of stagnation and back to our identity rooted in Christ. Will you keep consuming the illusion, or wake up and reclaim…

  • 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…

  • Twisted Truths | The Only Time You Should Look Back… (And Why That’s a Lie)

    On the anniversary of my daddy’s birthday, I push back against the viral platitude “The only time you should look back is to see how far you’ve come.” Memories aren’t anchors, they’re altars. A reflection on grief, holy remembrance, and why looking back is sacred, biblical work.

  • Putting Down the Exhaustion: When the Apps Align and the Spirit Speaks

    A gentle reflection on releasing the exhaustion that was never ours to carry. Inspired by a timely alignment between an affirmation app and Ephesians 6:11, this post shares how I learned to stop engaging with constant emotional drains and step into real peace through surrender and boundaries.

  • Authenticity Unveiled | What Nicaea Actually Decided

    There’s a stubborn myth that Constantine invented Jesus’ divinity and hand-picked the Bible at Nicaea. Here’s what the actual historical record shows—and why the truth still matters for anyone wrestling with faith.

  • Solitude, Scripture, and What It Actually Builds | Daily Bread

    In this reflection I explore how the biblical wilderness — the desert seasons of solitude with God — is not punishment but a tender invitation where false things fall away and deeper strength is formed. Drawing from Hosea, the Gospels, and my own recent sense of being drawn into quiet, this post connects Scripture with…

  • Sunday Sessions | The Slow Hardening: When Sin No Longer Troubles Us

    The longer we live with sin, the less it disturbs us — until the heart grows dangerously numb. This post explores the slow hardening of the conscience, the deceit of sin, and the tender mercy of a God who still searches us and offers a heart of flesh. A timely call to stay soft while…

  • Authenticity Unveiled | The System’s Distraction: When Souls Speak Different Languages

    Souls are trying to connect while speaking entirely different languages, one calling it covenant, the other calling it convenience, and the gap between them is not random friction. It’s the sound of awakening. This post names what the system trains us to bury, calls out the church for stripping the mysticism out of Scripture and…

  • Authenticity Unveiled | Angry and of Good Cheer

    I am angry, and I have stopped apologizing for it. Scripture never asked me to talk myself out of what I feel when I watch evil dress itself up and take a bow. It asked me what I do with it once it arrives. This is what it looks like to hold righteous anger in…

  • Authenticity Unveiled | The Farce Unmasks Itself

    Scroll social media with eyes that truly see and the whole thing starts to feel like a fever dream. To the natural eye it is just the way things are. To the person walking in discernment, it is something else entirely: a complete farce, a staged production running on borrowed time. And that farce is…

  • I Hate July.

    There is a version of my father that exists on paper. It lists the facts of him the way facts do, accurately and without warmth. This is not that version. This is the one where he drove a demon out of his daughter’s house without flinching, opened his blue eyes one last time for her…