Today I stared out my kitchen window for quite some time. It was a quintessential California day in April. Mid-sixties, not a cloud in the sky, with a cool 13MPH breeze coming from the south. As I watched the leaves … Continued
Unprecedented uncertainty calls for unprecedented faith. This Easter season we are reminded, more than ever, to rejoice in the good news that is Jesus. He is faithful, He is steady, and He died for our sins so that we’d receive … Continued
April, 27 AD Near the Sea of Galilee “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of Heaven” were just a few of the words the breeze carried down the mountain from where the Rabbi, known as … Continued
Samaritan woman claims to have met the Son of God April, 26 A.D Samaria A Galilean teacher is continuing to make waves. Early reports say he has rubbed shoulders with the elite and powerful in Jerusalem but seems to prefer … Continued
If Jesus died over 2,000 years ago to save the world, then why do millions of people commemorate His accomplishment on a Sunday every spring? And why does this matter? Hasn’t the defeat of death and the battle for our … Continued
February 2019 Natomas, CA I was a retired police sergeant, and I found myself in a very toxic relationship–one that drained almost everything and every penny that I had worked for. I prayed and held hope that this woman I … Continued
The nation grows silent after “savior’s” ominous last words. April, 28 A.D. Jerusalem The nation is still reeling from what was supposed to be a simple public spectacle like every other crucifixion. One Roman centurion gave us private insight … Continued
Hot take on a humble lifestyle from the self-proclaimed King of Kings. April, 33 A.D. Jerusalem At Passover supper recently, Jesus stunned many of his closest followers by adopting a servant-like stance and wrapping a towel around his waist. Although … Continued
Thousands of Eager Travelers are Fed by Jesus. April, 27 A.D. Near Bethsaida Stories have spread far and wide about healings and so-called miracles throughout the Galilean region brought forth by followers of radical Jewish man, Jesus of Nazareth. King … Continued
Jesus welcomes the disenfranchised. December, 27 A.D Jerusalem Another clash between the respected Jewish religious leaders and the cultural phenomenon, Jesus of Nazareth. Though there have been many so-called haters who have literally chased him from their villages, the reception … Continued