Karol Wojtyła’s Acting Person: In Philippine Contexts – A Call for Authentic Church Engagement
In a world where faith often becomes a passive belief system, Karol Wojtyła’s Acting Person: In Philippine Contexts offers a transformative perspective. Authored by Fr. Rolyn B. Francisco, this work delves into Wojtyła's philosophy, emphasizing the active role of individuals
From Frustration to Freedom: Parenting, Perseverance, and God’s Promises
Parenting is often described as a calling, but it can feel more like a battlefield. The love we feel is boundless, yet the challenges can sometimes leave us questioning our abilities, our patience, and even our faith. Sleepless nights, constant
Traumergy by Patrick R. Carberry: A Powerful Narrative to Spark Conversation in Your Church
In a world filled with unanswered pain and fractured memories, Traumergy invites readers on a spiritual and scientific journey that redefines healing. Authored by Brother Patrick R. Carberry, this Christian science-fiction thriller explores an imaginative concept: technology capable of projecting
Why Faith-Based Natural Health Education Matters Today?
As churches and ministries continue striving to serve their congregations holistically, an often-overlooked element is integrating physical well-being with spiritual guidance. Faith College of Natural Health (FCNH) offers just that: biblically grounded, professional training in natural wellness. The Need: Healing Beyond
The Lion and the Lamb: Holding Strength and Gentleness in Christian Living
In Revelation 5, we’re given a glimpse into heaven’s throne room. The apostle John weeps because no one is found worthy to open the scroll. But then, an elder tells him, “Do not weep! See, the Lion of the tribe
The Power of Storytelling in Sharing the Gospel
Storytelling has always been a powerful tool for teaching, inspiring, and connecting people. Jesus Himself used parables to communicate deep spiritual truths, making them relatable and memorable. As believers, we are called to share our own stories of faith, not
Already Loved: A Story of Love, Grace, and Salvation
Ephesians 2:8-9 says, “For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result of works, so that no one may boast.” Already Loved by Dean
Facing the Hard Questions: 6 Reflections on How a Merciful God Can Create Hell
The notion of hell, a realm characterized by eternal suffering, presents a profound challenge within many religious traditions, particularly in Christianity. How can a deity described as infinitely loving and merciful also be the creator of a place of everlasting
How Does Faith Impact a Christian’s Ability to Overcome Temptation?
Temptation is a universal struggle, challenging individuals of diverse backgrounds. For Christians, resisting temptation goes beyond mere willpower; it is intricately connected to the essence of faith. This exploration delves into the profound impact of faith on a Christian's ability
Empowered by Grace: Uniting Christian Women’s Wisdom and Pastoral Ministry for a Divine Impact
Christianity has long valued the wisdom and spiritual leadership of women. From the biblical matriarchs to fearless saints, their contributions have shaped the faith and inspired countless believers. Today, as Christian women continue to embrace their gifts and passions, there