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Are you a lifelong learner? The Bible views learning as an active, lifelong pursuit of wisdom. In fact, the root meaning of the Greek word for “disciple” translates simply to “learner”. Scripture emphasizes that true growth comes from humility, being open to instruction, and continually deepening your understanding of God. Here are some key scripturalContinue reading “Are you a lifelong learner? Yes!”

What’s one habit that has improved your life the most? One habit that makes a profound, transformative difference is daily Scripture meditation combined with prayer. Taking just 10 to 15 minutes each morning to read a verse and reflect on it helps anchor the mind, providing a calm, grounded perspective to handle whatever the dayContinue reading “Prayer and trusting God.”

What’s a chapter of your life you’d title “The Hard Years” — and what got you through it? I thought I was experiencing a short ‘dream’… A brief experience! A six week ‘dream’, I have shared here at injesusname.blog about my experience. I write to share about the brevity of ‘life’ here on Earth, andContinue reading “This site injesusname.blog was begun in response to an experience that I went through…”

What’s a book you think deserves a sequel? If you look beyond Scripture, C.S. Lewis’s The Screwtape Letters deserves a full, modern sequel. The book is a witty, eye-opening look at spiritual warfare. It is written as a series of letters from an older, experienced demon (Screwtape) in Hell to his nephew (Wormwood). The goalContinue reading “What’s a book you think deserves a sequel?”

What villain actually had a good point?

If you could live anywhere in the world, where would it be? In the Presence of God, it is fundamentally about intentional awareness. You can cultivate this connection through prayer and meditation, reading sacred texts, practicing gratitude, serving others, and appreciating the beauty of nature. The core practices that draw people into God’s presence include:

If you could live anywhere in the world, where would it be? The Bible teaches that God’s Spirit is omnipresent, meaning He is everywhere at all times and cannot be escaped. Discover the comfort and breadth of this truth through these powerful scriptures: Theologians often distinguish between God’s “omnipresence” (being everywhere in creation) and HisContinue reading “The Presence of God is EVERWHERE!”

Is a little chaos actually good for us? The Bible does not teach that chaos itself is beneficial. Instead, Scripture portrays God as One Who brings structure and purpose out of disorder. While God often uses trials and adversity for our growth, He is ultimately the Author of peace Who provides stability in the midstContinue reading “Is a little chaos actually good for us?”

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