There is hope for the angry–just as much hope as for every other person in Christ–and as always, it is key to renew our minds with the washing of the Word. (Ro.12.2)

There is hope for the angry–just as much hope as for every other person in Christ–and as always, it is key to renew our minds with the washing of the Word. (Ro.12.2)

There is hope for the angry–just as much hope as for every other person in Christ–and as always, it is key to renew our minds with the washing of the Word. (Ro.12.2)

There is hope for the angry–just as much hope as for every other person in Christ–and as always, it is key to renew our minds with the washing of the Word. (Ro.12.2)

There is hope for the angry–just as much hope as for every other person in Christ–and as always, it is key to renew our minds with the washing of the Word. (Ro.12.2)

About 2030 years ago in a quiet Bethlehem stable, a profound "double delivery" took place that changed the architecture of the universe.

God is not distant; He is the immediate cause behind David’s capacity and abilities–David knows that and hopefully you do to! Take a look

God is not distant; He is the immediate cause behind David’s capacity and abilities–David knows that and hopefully you do to! Take a look

God is not distant; He is the immediate cause behind David’s capacity and abilities–David knows that and hopefully you do to! Take a look

Like a detective with a suspect, Paul calls out the insanity of trying to move back to the sandbox of self-improvement through several probing questions.

Zedekiah sat face to face with the truth. Not rumors. Not secondhand warnings. The word of the Lord, delivered plainly. The outcome was already set – The King of Babylon was coming. The only question left was how he would respond. Surrender meant life. Resistance meant ruin.

Like a detective with a suspect, Paul calls out the insanity of trying to move back to the sandbox of self-improvement through several probing questions.

Like a detective with a suspect, Paul calls out the insanity of trying to move back to the sandbox of self-improvement through several probing questions.

Like a detective with a suspect, Paul calls out the insanity of trying to move back to the sandbox of self-improvement through several probing questions.

Like a detective with a suspect, Paul calls out the insanity of trying to move back to the sandbox of self-improvement through several probing questions.

By applying the crucifixion to himself, Paul illustrates the required Systemic Collapse of self-rule. For the Gospel to be a Rescue, the old "I"—the version of you that tried to save itself—has to be executed. It’s more than mental ascent. It's the transferral of ownership