Taylor Swift, Identity, and the Lie We Believe Hi Reader, As 2026 begins, there's a question facing us: Who am I meant to be this year?And when we answer that question the wrong way, our identity becomes a burden. We either perform a version of ourselves for an audience — or we’re stuck reliving past versions of ourselves we don’t know how to leave behind. In this week’s short video, I look at how Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour captured the way our culture thinks about identity — and why that...
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Have You Got the Christmas Manger All Wrong (The Devastating Truth) Hi Reader, Lots of people treat the manger like a cute Christmas prop. But beneath the tinsel is something many of us recognise: being shut out. No room. No welcome. And if we’re honest, we often do the same to God—politely, quietly, but decisively. In this 15-minute video, I’ll show you what the manger likely was in the first century, why Luke highlights it as a “sign,” and how it’s the first step in Jesus’ downward...
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NEW Evidence for the Star of Bethlehem? What Christians Should Know Hi Reader, Every Christmas we picture a glowing star leading the Magi — but this week’s news about a NASA scientist proposing that the star is a 5 BC comet has left many Christians wondering: Does a scientific explanation make the Bible’s miracle smaller? Does it make God less powerful? In this 9-minute video, I walk through the new research, explore three biblical ways God works through nature and history, and show why the...
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How the Grinch explains the REAL Christmas story Hi Reader, Christmas can feel heavier than we expect. For some of us it brings a quiet ache — the sense of being on the outside, or of not fitting the “picture-perfect” scenes we see around us. But the Bible’s real Christmas story doesn’t ignore that ache — it speaks directly into it. In this week’s short video, I explore three surprising ways the Grinch helps us see what Scripture has been saying all along about rejection, loneliness, and...
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Too Overwhelmed to Read the Bible? Try This Hi Reader, Some days you want to open your Bible… but you're distracted, your heart feels heavy, and even a few verses feel like too much. That spiral of stress → guilt → avoidance is painfully real — and far more common than we admit. But Scripture doesn’t leave us stuck. In this week’s 9-minute video, I walk through a simple four-step framework that helps God’s Word reach your heart again — even on your most overwhelmed days. It only takes 5–10...
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Understanding The Bible’s Darkest Verse: Psalm 137:9’s Hidden Hope Hi Reader, Some Bible verses are simply hard to read — and Psalm 137:9 is one of the hardest. If you’ve ever stumbled over, “dash infants against the rocks,” you’re not alone. It's disturbing and makes us question why it's even in God's word. But the Bible never leaves us without help. In this week’s short video, I walk through the context behind this verse — exile, lament, ancient warfare, poetic hyperbole — and show how even...
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When Despair Turns to Fury: The Bible’s Most Raw Psalm Hi Reader, If you’ve ever faced grief, hopelessness, or even anger that felt too raw to bring to God, Psalm 137 shows that He gives us words for those moments. In today’s video we walk through the psalm’s movement from grief, to defiance, to righteous anger — and see how each becomes a faithful prayer. We look at what Zion and Babylon mean for us now in Christ, and how to entrust our deepest emotions to the God who promises to put all...
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What God Actually Promises When Everything Falls Apart Hi Reader, When life unravels, “All things work together for good” can sound hollow — even cruel. You may wonder how those words could possibly hold true when things are really hard. But Romans 8:28 isn’t a shallow promise that every tragedy is secretly good. In this week’s short video, I unpack what Paul actually meant — what this verse isn’t saying, what “the good” really is, and why this truth can change how you face hardship. “And we...
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Is God Unfair? How Job’s Story Answers Our Biggest Doubts Hi Reader, When life collapses, the questions come fast: What’s God doing? Can I still trust Him?Job asked those questions long before we did—and his story offers one of Scripture’s most honest portraits of faith under suffering. In this week’s video I walk through the whole Book of Job—how its structure fits together, how Job’s pain exposes our deepest doubts about God’s fairness, wisdom, and control, and how God’s reply from the...
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