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I’ve received more responses to this talk than just about anything I’ve recently shared. Maybe it’s because we’re all starting to see the fallout. Maybe it’s because so many are waking up to the silent collapse that’s been unraveling—not at the ballot box,
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Envy tells us others are the reason we’re unhappy. But the real wound is inside—a disconnection from grace. We reject the very humility and surrender that could heal us. As long as we blame others, healing stays out of reach. Envy can’t cure what it hides.
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A poetic retelling of Cain and Abel—exploring longing, silence, worship, and the sin that crouches at every door. More than a murder, it’s a mirror of the human heart and a call to hear the Voice that still speaks.
Heritage Compass
Part 1: Introduction—The Legal-Only “Gospel” At the heart of this paper is a rebuttal of one of the most pervasive and devastating distortions of the Gospel in the modern evangelical world: the reduction of salvation to a legal transaction. In this view, sin is merely a violation of law,
A. Z. Adams
I want to address a somewhat sensitive topic that I hope may be of value both to those in our church family and to Christians across the body of Christ who find themselves increasingly concerned about the cultural trends affecting our nation, our youth, and the church at large. As
Heritage Compass
This reflection explores the tension many feel when looking back on their upbringing with both gratitude and grief. It wrestles with the temptation to oversimplify the past, the cost of pioneering a new path, and the pain that often comes with generational growth. Yet it offers hope—pointing to the
Heritage Compass
Qumran’s hidden scrolls and Masada’s lofty fortress both reveal a profound lesson: human attempts at self-preservation—through zeal, isolation, or force—inevitably fall. The Dead Sea Scrolls stand as a testament to God’s providence, while Masada’s tragic history underscores the futility of seeking p
Heritage Compass
A visit to the site of the Nova Festival massacre reveals the horror of October 7—but also the resilience of love, memory, and faith. Among ashes and twisted metal, stories of sacrifice and hope endure.
Heritage Compass
Each week, my mind swirls with topics to write about—Scripture, missions, shifting legal tides, politics. Yet, again and again, I return to the same subject: my family. My children are my highest joy, my deepest focus. I want to see families thrive, marriages endure, and children grow in faith. Crit
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Our recent ministry trip to Mexico was a powerful reminder that true joy is found in serving others. From deep fellowship with believers to witnessing our children embrace the work of the kingdom, we saw firsthand how God’s love transforms lives. Whether through preaching, music, or simple acts of s
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Greetings! On the morning of our last day in London, my phone buzzed. It was a message from Caleb, who had been with us on the trip: “Good morning! I wanted to let y’all know that I scheduled a visit to the Tower of London this morning at 11
Heritage Compass
Greetings, Church Family and Friends! Over the past few days, I have had the privilege of hearing and engaging with many brilliant voices concerned about the direction of Western culture while here in London. The rallying cry has been clear: “This is a civilization moment—the call is going out