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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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  • This essay exposes the real battleground of life—the mind and the heart—and reveals how distraction, comfort, and self-deception quietly enslave the soul.

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  • 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.

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  • This letter calls on Congressman Ron Estes and Senator Jerry Moran to fulfill their oaths of office by opposing unauthorized war, restraining executive overreach, and holding President Trump and his administration accountable for actions that have endangered American constitutional government, global stability, and the rule of law.

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  • Banks are facing a future they can no longer afford to resist. As digital assets, self-custody, and tokenized value reshape the movement of money, the institutions that survive will not be those that cling most tightly to control, but those that adapt most intelligently. This essay argues that the next generation of banking must combine…

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  • Defining My Religion

    What if your real religion isn’t what you say you believe—but what you consistently do? This short essay challenges the comfortable assumption that faith is defined by affiliation or profession and instead argues that our true religion is revealed in our habits, priorities, and responses to stress and suffering. With clarity and candor, it exposes…

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  • This essay explores the practical, spiritual, and intellectual disciplines required to truly overcome temptation and sin, moving beyond superficial religion into a life of real power derived from faith in Jesus Christ. Drawing deeply on scripture and personal insight, it explains how humility, constant prayer, and vigilant spiritual awareness transform ordinary believers into individuals capable…

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  • This essay confronts an uncomfortable reality: most people value emotional comfort and social belonging far more than they value truth—especially when truth demands repentance, courage, or personal cost.

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  • This essay examines pacification by force through the lens of Mosiah 29, arguing that the idea of ongoing government legitimacy through popular consent is largely a political fiction. Once power is settled, modern governments—democratic or republican—maintain order primarily through the latent threat of police and military force, not genuine consent or constitutional fidelity.

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  • Most of us want better outcomes—more peace, more clarity, more joy—but we often pursue them in ways that quietly undermine our own goals. In this essay, I explore how outcome-based decision-making, grounded in the gospel of Jesus Christ, helps us move beyond emotional thinking and comforting illusions into a life governed by truth and light.…

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