Tag: Jonathan Holmes

While Jesus served others and preached the good news, he prioritized spending time alone with the Father—and we should do the same.

This poem speaks about the pressures that social media places on us, particularly to pressure to be validated by how many fans or followers we have.

The concept of grace, something that we have received from God that is unearned, had never crossed my mind as being an important component in understanding justice.

'The Screwtape Letters,' first published 76 years ago, remains a relevant read for understanding the temptations, both blatant and subtle, that followers of Christ face in the world.

The claim that "only God can judge me" stems from an individualistic mindset of desiring freedom from accountability.

In looking at Jesus’ teaching on loving enemies, we find that he would likely be deemed a radical in our society because his reactions to terrorists, social outcasts, and typical ...

Some of the earliest Christian churches remain in Africa, including the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, and Black slaves used the Christianity that was forced on them as a tool of liberation ...