OUR PURPOSE FOR LIFE

The political commentary landscape has been consumed by the events following Charlie Kirk’s tragic assassination in September 2025. While the official investigation into the shooting continues, the internal drama at Turning Point USA (TPUSA) has exploded into a high-stakes public feud between the organization and its former star, Candace Owens. The latest, and arguably most personal, volley came from Owens herself, who did not mince words when discussing the organization’s decision to immediately appoint Kirk’s widow, Erika Kirk, as the new CEO. In a recent discussion with commentator Russell Brand, Owens delivered a blunt critique: “I think they made a managerial error.” It is a statement that has sent shockwaves through the conservative movement, pitting compassion for a grieving widow against the cold, hard requirements of running a multimillion-dollar political powerhouse. 💔 The Blurring of Grief and Leadership Owens’ primary argument centers on the swiftness of the transition. C...

From Genesis to Revelation, one of God’s favorite things to do is rename His people. A new name is never just a label — it is a declaration of destiny, identity, and irreversible belonging. The final, glorious edition of this promise is found in Revelation 2:17: “To the one who overcomes… I will give a white stone with a new name written on it, known only to the one who receives it.” (NIV) But this is not the first time God has spoken of giving His people a new name. The Old Testament is full of previews: Old Testament Promises of Your New Name Isaiah 62:2–4 “You will be called by a new name that the mouth of the LORD will bestow… No longer will they call you Deserted, or name your land Desolate. But you will be called Hephzibah [“My delight is in her”], and your land Beulah [“married”]; for the LORD will take delight in you…” Isaiah 65:15 “You will leave your name to my chosen ones as a curse… but my servants will be given another name.” Isaiah 56:5 “To them I will give within my temp...

God Remains Faithful: Holding Fast to Hope in a World of Upheaval (Hebrews 10:23) We don’t need to look far to feel the weight of uncertainty right now. Wars and rumours of wars dominate the headlines. Economies tremble. Natural disasters strike with heartbreaking frequency. Political division has reached fever pitch. Trust in institutions is crumbling, and many are asking, “Where is God in all this chaos?” In the middle of this global upheaval, one ancient verse speaks with startling relevance:  “Let us hold fast the confession of our hope without wavering, for He who promised is faithful.” (Hebrews 10:23 ESV) This wasn’t written in a season of peace and prosperity. The original readers were facing persecution, economic hardship, and the very real possibility of losing everything for following Jesus. Sound familiar? When the World Feels Like It’s Unravelling, God Remains Unshaken Earthquakes may rattle nations, stock markets may crash, leaders may fail, and social media may amplif...

  In Christian eschatology, the Antichrist is a chilling figure: a charismatic leader who rises from chaos, deceives the world with false peace, and challenges God’s authority before his ultimate downfall at Christ’s return. Could Ahmed al-Sharaa , Syria’s president since early 2025 and former Al Qaeda-linked jihadist Abu Mohammad al-Julani, be this prophesied figure? His meteoric ascent from terrorist commander to global statesman, his strategic moves in the volatile Middle East, and his rebranding as a “moderate” leader align strikingly with biblical prophecies in Daniel and Revelation . This blog explores why al-Sharaa’s rise matches the Antichrist’s profile, backed by Scripture and recent events. Dive into this thought-provoking analysis to decide for yourself. What Does the Bible Say About the Antichrist? The Antichrist is a central figure in end-times prophecy, described in Daniel , Revelation , and 2 Thessalonians as a deceptive ruler who: Rises from obscurity : A “li...

In Leviticus 19:2 , God declares, “You shall be holy, for I the Lord your God am holy” (NKJV). This divine invitation isn’t just for ancient Israel or spiritual elites—it’s for every believer today, calling us to live set apart for His purpose. With cultural noise, social media pressures, and moral challenges swirling around us, embracing God’s call to holiness offers a path to true fulfillment. This blog explores what it means to “be holy for I am holy” and provides practical, biblically rooted steps to reflect God’s character in your daily life. Join us on this journey to live a God-honoring life ! What Does “Be Holy for I Am Holy” Mean? Holiness isn’t about perfection or rigid rule-keeping—it’s about being set apart for God, reflecting His love, truth, and righteousness. Leviticus 19:2 invites every believer, regardless of their background, to mirror God’s character in a world that often pulls us away from Him. As 1 Peter 1:15-16 echoes, “As he who called you is holy, you also...

As we navigate growing uncertainties in our world, questions about the end times loom larger than ever. From global conflicts to moral shifts, many wonder if we're witnessing prophetic fulfillment. Both Christian eschatology and Islamic eschatology offer vivid visions of the final days, yet they diverge dramatically in their implications for believers. This blog compares these prophecies side by side, drawing from Scripture, Hadith, and scholarly insights to uncover parallels, contrasts, and what they mean for today. Whether you're a Christian seeking discernment or curious about interfaith perspectives, explore how these ancient forecasts intersect with our world. Understanding Eschatology: The Study of End Times Eschatology—Greek for "last things"—explores humanity's ultimate destiny, including resurrection, judgment, and the afterlife. It's a pillar of faith in both Christianity and Islam, shaping how billions view history's climax. Christian Vie...

Are shame and guilt holding you back from living the abundant life God has planned for you? Do fears and insecurities keep you from fulfilling your divine purpose? In a world that often amplifies our mistakes, it’s easy to feel unworthy of God’s love. But the truth is, God’s grace is greater than your past. Through Christ, you are forgiven, redeemed, and called to a purpose far beyond what others—or even you—might say about yourself. This blog explores how to overcome shame and guilt, reclaim your identity in Christ, and live boldly in God’s plan for 2025. Let’s dive into this transformative journey together. Why Shame and Guilt Hold Us Back Shame and guilt are powerful emotions that can paralyze your spiritual growth. They whisper lies: You’re not good enough. You don’t deserve God’s love. Your past defines you. These feelings often stem from: Negative voices : People—sometimes even Christians or family members—who remind you of your failures or speak negatively about you. Se...

Do you ever feel like you’re just going through the motions, wondering, “What is my purpose in life?” If you’re searching for meaning or feeling unfulfilled, you’re not alone. Many people grapple with these questions, especially in a world that pushes material success over spiritual connection. The good news? God has a unique purpose for your life, rooted in His eternal plan. This blog explores how to discover your divine purpose, overcome worldly distractions, and live for God’s glory. Let’s dive into this life-changing journey together. Why Finding Your Purpose Matters Life can feel empty without a sense of direction. Whether you’re chasing career goals, relationships, or wealth, these things often leave a lingering void. The Bible warns that worldly pursuits are fleeting: “The world and its desires pass away, but whoever does the will of God lives forever” (1 John 2:17, NIV). So, what happens when life’s foundations—health, loved ones, or possessions—are stripped away? Does your ...