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“All I ask is room to breathe.” It wasn’t merely a lone individual speaking those words on that day in 1993. It seemed to be a whole nation voicing the cry as we drove from Boryspil International Airport toward newly freed Kyiv.
But how we hear God speak is a matter not of theology but of psychology. It’s about how our neural pathways have learned to receive and process data, which varies from person to person.
I was tested, but I decided I would not end the pain I was enduring to get out of pain. I would not allow my sick mind and sick thoughts to lead me into that sick choice. Call me delusional, but I would go through all the pain God believed was necessary to be the hero I was born to be.
The earth belongs to only one person: Jesus Christ. And he shares it with only one group of people: those of us who believe in him. So don’t be afraid or anxious. The world changes, but God doesn’t change.
The invasion of the Ukraine by Russia has re-awakened fears of the communist Northern giant that haven’t been felt for a very long time. And fear is something all bullies, including Russia, prize even when everything else around them is failing.
Images and videos of Ukrainians praying and singing hymns are stirring hearts around the world. Join them in praying for the preservation of their country and the sound defeat of Russia’s brutal attack on their freedom and independence. If Ukrainians manage to keep their land and freedom, it will be due in large part to the courage of the Ukrainian people and their gutsy leader.
While the world is quick to celebrate the strong and mighty, the large and powerful - the Lord has a special place in His heart for the small, the weak, the overlooked, and the ones society barely notices.
Satan is not just trying to silence the next generation. He is seeking to wipe it out, declaring an all-out war on our children.
To understand what the Gospel is all about, we need to listen carefully to the words of the prophets, the ancients, and Jesus Christ. If we listen closely, we will hear this reoccurring theme concerning a coming judgment.
Unless parents demand transparency, school districts will continue to shape the minds and very identities of our most vulnerable population.
