Late at night, when most of the world is asleep, the mind sometimes refuses to rest. … Grace Isn’t the Finish Line – A Midnight Conversation on Sovereignty and ResponsibilityRead more
Author: Jason
Clinging to the Letter While Missing the Life
We all share a deep reverence for Scripture, but are we sometimes holding too tightly to … Clinging to the Letter While Missing the LifeRead more
Reflections on God’s Created Order in 2025: From Genesis to Today’s Cultural Disorder
By Jason, out of care and love for the Church This is a general reflection on … Reflections on God’s Created Order in 2025: From Genesis to Today’s Cultural DisorderRead more
What If “Reformed” Means Returning Home—Not Chasing the Latest Winds of Change?
After a 2 a.m. prayer and reflection, a concerned believer explores why ‘Reformed’ must mean returning to the original biblical design rather than shifting with the winds of modern culture. A call to rediscover the Apostolic blueprint out of love for the Church.
How Can Satan Roam Upon The Earth?
Part I: Satan’s Ranging: Prowling Under God’s Control The passage in Job ( Job 1:6-7 ) … How Can Satan Roam Upon The Earth?Read more
Two Last-Minute Miracles and Why We Should Not Wait
Why “I’m Fine” is the Devil’s Softest Lullaby Tokyo winters come early. The sun drops behind … Two Last-Minute Miracles and Why We Should Not WaitRead more
Grace in the Glow: Finding Tokyo Peace Today
Welcome to my reflection from Tokyo. (東京からの想いへようこそ。) When the sun rises over the city, covering the … Grace in the Glow: Finding Tokyo Peace TodayRead more
The Unwavering Heart: God’s Promise to Christians Who Refuse to Compromise
Two thousand years ago, 7,000 Israelites refused to bow the knee to Baal. Today, the pressure on the Church is identical: compromise with the culture to find acceptance. But God’s promise stands firm. The external force seeks to whisper the serpent’s ancient lie, “Did God really say?” Discover how to reject that compromise, stand with the faithful remnant, and allow God to make your heart shine like the dawn.
The Cross Offends Before It Heals—And That’s Good News
If the church never offends, it’s no longer the church—it’s just the world’s echo with better lighting.
The Folded Cloth That Sets The Weary Soul Free
The risen Christ left a folded face cloth in the tomb—His silent signature that the work is fully, finally done.
Yet how many turn His sending into striving, His commission into a ladder of performance:
“Do more, give more, build more—or you’re failing Me.”
That voice is not His.
“It is finished,” He whispers.
Rest in the doing of Another, and from that rest bear witness that the war is over.
What Romans 1 Actually Says in the First Seven Verses: Election, Grace, Zero Human Credit
Most people read Romans 1:1–7 as a polite hello.
They are wrong.
Paul begins with thunder: God sovereignly appoints, sets apart, promises, declares, calls, and saves — all before we ever move a finger. Election is not hidden in Romans 9; it is blazing in the very first lines.
This short Bible study from my morning notes shows plainly:
Paul was chosen, not a chooser.
Gentiles were always saved by grace alone.
The resurrection crowned Jesus as Lord.
Faith obeys because it is already saved.
“Called” means God decides who belongs to Christ.
No free-will myths survive these seven verses.
Only boasting in the Lord remains.
Come. Let Romans 1 kill your pride and heal your heart.
Feeling Alone, Yet Never Truly Lonely: A Birthmark of the Regenerate Heart
Many believers feel alone in church, even surrounded by smiling faces and full pews. The sermon stirs your soul, yet no one wants to talk about it afterward. This ache is not failure—it is one of the quiet marks of a heart truly born again. Discover why Christian loneliness points to life in Christ, and find biblical comfort for the pilgrim road.