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How do you imagine Jesus to be?
Jesus does not love us merely by affirming who we are; He loves us enough to confront our self-deception, correct our errors, and lead us toward who we can become. The greatest test of faith may be our willingness to accept Christ’s love when it comes not as comfort, but as a difficult truth we…
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Why Truth Matters
Chapter 3 September 18, 2026 – NEW Edition Truth matters because reality does not negotiate. You can misread it, deny it, reinterpret it, or build an elaborate case for why it should be otherwise. You can surround yourself with people who agree with your version of things. None of that changes what actually is. And…
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What Is Reality?
Chapter 2 September 16, 2026 – NEW Edition The American filmmaker George Lucas reputedly said, “Your focus determines your reality.” What Lucas is referring to is your subjective, perceived reality — not your actual reality. He is suggesting that what we are not focused on simply does not seem real to us. Inversely, what we…
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Prepare the Way of the Lord
Chapter 1 September 14, 2026 – NEW Edition The Kingdom of God is real. It operates by law and by principles that are definite, eternal, and knowable. I know this because I have sought it out and because God has been gracious enough to teach me. I testify that it is possible to learn and…
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A New Project
About two years ago, I launched GreaterLightandTruth.com with a particular purpose: to write and publish a book exploring the principles, laws, doctrines, and teachings that I believe are important to understand as we seek to become true disciples of Jesus Christ and prepare for the establishment of Zion. I began publishing that book one chapter…
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Love Your Enemies—Especially in War
Governments can tell us who the enemy is, but they have no authority to tell us whom to hate. Love Your Enemies—Especially in War asks whether our allegiance to Christ can survive propaganda, fear, tribalism, and war—or whether we will surrender our conscience to those who promise to do our thinking for us.
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We are Defined by How We Love
Defined by How We Love explores the radical truth that Christian identity is not established by what we profess, where we come from, or what we call ourselves, but by who we love and how we love them. To truly take upon ourselves the name of Christ is to increasingly become like Him—loving with truth,…
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Walter Mitty – Wake Up
Wake Up and Grow Up explores the necessity of confronting our mistakes, examining the fruit of our lives, and using faith and repentance to actually become better before death and judgment make further change impossible.
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Nobody Cares How Hard You Tried
This essay explores the uncomfortable law of the harvest: effort matters, but wisdom, mastery, faith, and truth are ultimately revealed by what our lives actually produce.
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Elsa’s Prayer: Show Yourself
What if the haunting plea “Show Yourself” from Frozen II were directed not toward the unknown, but toward Jesus Christ? This reflection explores the song as a powerful prayer of faith—the longing to move beyond merely believing in Christ to truly knowing Him, encountering Him, and discovering who we are by seeing Him as He…
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I Will Thrive
I Will Thrive is a reflection on the difference between simply enduring life’s struggles and allowing them to transform us. Through opposition, temptation, anger, disappointment, and adversity, we are continually faced with the choice of who we will become.
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Becoming Like Christ
Christianity in our time has too often been reduced to church attendance, emotional comfort, and theological slogans detached from real change. This essay challenges that counterfeit religion by returning to a harder but far more glorious truth: the gospel is meant to remake you. If you are tired of soft Christianity and want a more…
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Isaiah Speaks to USA and Israel
A nation once convinced of its own strength now stands exposed before the judgment it helped unleash. Drawing on Isaiah’s warnings, this essay confronts the war on Iran as more than a geopolitical crisis—it is a moral and spiritual indictment of American corruption, deception, lawlessness, and national self-delusion.
Copyright Jared Eastley