Tag: becoming like Christ

• 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…

  Jared Eastley

  August 28, 2026

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• Psychology of the Whore Babylon

  This essay examines the psychology of deception behind what the scriptures symbolically call the Whore Babylon—systems of sin and institutionalized religion that offer comfort, reassurance, and belonging while quietly neutralizing repentance and covenantal transformation.

  Jared Eastley

  December 30, 2025

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• How to Have Mighty Faith in Jesus Christ

  Mighty faith in Jesus Christ is evidenced by consistently doing good without external compulsion. It is not demonstrated by emotional belief, ritual participation, or institutional loyalty, but the disciplined capacity to govern oneself through courageous adherence to truth, genuine repentance, and obedience. This essay explains why weak faith depends on institutions, charismatic leaders, rituals, and…

  Jared Eastley

  December 28, 2025

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