Posts with the tag “forgiveness”

Gospel conversations often center on forgiveness—and rightly so. Yet when forgiveness becomes the whole message, the gospel is unintentionally reduced. This post argues that forgiveness is not the destination of the good news but the doorway into something far greater: the Kingdom of God. By recovering the Kingdom framework that shaped Jesus’ own proclamation, we see that salvation is more than the removal of guilt; it is restoration to God’s reign, relationship, and purposes. Forgiven people are not merely pardoned—they are welcomed into a new reality marked by justice, mercy, beauty, and hope. This article invites readers to rediscover the fullness of the gospel as an invitation not only to be forgiven, but to live under the good and gracious rule of King Jesus.  Read More

In a culture often polarized between cold legalism and relativistic ethics, the need for a justice that is both firm and compassionate is greater than ever. This blog post explores how the ancient truths found in Deuteronomy provide a blueprint for living out both justice and mercy in our daily lives. Far from being outdated laws, these Scriptures call God’s people to embody His character—marked by fairness, compassion, and integrity. Through practical examples—from financial dealings to upholding human dignity, administering discipline, and practicing personal responsibility—we see that God's justice always considers the vulnerable and elevates the downtrodden. Ultimately, we’re reminded that we are recipients of divine mercy through Christ, and as such, we are called to reflect that mercy to others. This post invites readers to live with intentionality, extending God's just mercy in a world desperate for both.  Read More