Introduction Have you ever noticed how easy it is to drift? Not dramatically—just subtly, quietly, unintentionally. It’s like this: Imagine you’re at the ocean. You walk out into the water up to your waist, just relaxing, not thinking about anything. You’re not trying to go anywhere—you’re just standing there. Ten minutes later, you look up… and you’re 50 yards down the shore from where you started. You didn’t swim there. You didn’t try to move. You didn’t decide to wander. T

Psalm 139:1–24 God knows everything about you—your thoughts, your actions, your words before they ever form on your tongue. Psalm 139 isn’t just a reflection on God’s omniscience; it’s an invitation to awe, worship, and self-examination. The All-Knowing God Knows Me (vv. 1–6) David begins with an overwhelming truth: “O LORD, you have searched me and known me.” God’s knowledge isn’t distant or detached; it’s personal, exact, and constant. Every thought, motion, and intention i

What Apologetics Really Is Apologetics isn’t about winning arguments or scoring points. At its heart, it’s about helping people see that faith in Jesus is reasonable, intellectually, morally, and spiritually. As 1 Peter 3:15 reminds us: "Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have—but do this with gentleness and respect." This balance of confidence and compassion is exactly what Jesus and Paul modeled in their ow