Share a comment What if the only way to feel covered is to be fully uncovered? We open Romans 4 and the story of David and Bathsheba to face a hard truth with surprising hope: hiding sin always multiplies pain, while confession opens the door to joy, forgiveness, and a clear conscience. We start by naming the modern cover-up playbook—deny, downgrade, deflect, or redefine—and show why each tactic might quiet the moment but corrodes the soul. From corporate scandals to curated alibis, the patt...
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Share a comment What if the only way to feel covered is to be fully uncovered? We open Romans 4 and the story of David and Bathsheba to face a hard truth with surprising hope: hiding sin always multiplies pain, while confession opens the door to joy, forgiveness, and a clear conscience. We start by naming the modern cover-up playbook—deny, downgrade, deflect, or redefine—and show why each tactic might quiet the moment but corrodes the soul. From corporate scandals to curated alibis, the patt...
The Most Famous Thank-You Letter in Church History
Wisdom for the Heart
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The Most Famous Thank-You Letter in Church History
Share a comment A thank-you note written in chains shouldn’t feel this joyful, but Paul’s letter to the Philippians turns generosity into worship, partnership, and a promise with real weight. We walk through Philippians 4:14–20 to show how a small church that “gave until it hurt” became equal partners in the work of the gospel—and even in its reward. When others forgot Paul, Philippi remembered. Their loyalty paid past debts, covered present needs, and overflowed into future ministry, not jus...
Wisdom for the Heart
Share a comment What if the only way to feel covered is to be fully uncovered? We open Romans 4 and the story of David and Bathsheba to face a hard truth with surprising hope: hiding sin always multiplies pain, while confession opens the door to joy, forgiveness, and a clear conscience. We start by naming the modern cover-up playbook—deny, downgrade, deflect, or redefine—and show why each tactic might quiet the moment but corrodes the soul. From corporate scandals to curated alibis, the patt...
