Living faithfully today as citizens of God's Kingdom
This article examines spiritual dryness — the seasons when faith loses its emotional warmth and God feels distant. It distinguishes between the feeling of faith and the fact of faith, drawing on the Psalms and the witness of Lamentations.
This article addresses doubt as a normal feature of Christian faith, not a sign of its failure. Drawing on Thomas’s refusal to believe and Psalm 73’s near-collapse of trust, it offers a practical frame for what honest doubt looks like and what faithful engagement with it produces.
This article examines what faithful endurance actually looks like — exploring the Greek word pararuōmen in Hebrews 2:1 and why Scripture describes falling away as gradual drift rather than sudden catastrophe, why endurance is required in a fractured world, and how God keeps His people through the long wait in ways that don’t depend on the strength of the believer’s grip.