The Quote “No matter how microscopic your progress is, it is still progress. Even if it requires a microscope to detect it. It is a good thing. It is a positive sign of what is coming. Don’t lose hope. Don’t quit. Just don’t.”— Godwin Delali Adadzie Context and Inspiration This quote addresses a pattern that […]
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The Quote “There are levels of ignorance. The first level sees a glass as either half full or half empty. The next level sees a glass that is always full. The third level sees a glass that is always empty. The fourth level sees there is no glass to begin with. There are always levels
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The Quote “No amount of worry can solve any problem.”— Godwin Delali Adadzie Context and Inspiration This quote speaks to a universal human struggle: the temptation to worry when facing challenges beyond our control. Despite knowing intellectually that worry accomplishes nothing, people spend countless hours in anxious rumination about finances, health, relationships, and the future.
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The Quote “God is not a genie. Prayer is not a magic lamp.”— Godwin Delali Adadzie Context and Inspiration This reflection addresses a widespread misunderstanding about the nature of prayer that affects both new believers and mature Christians. Many approach prayer with a transactional mindset—viewing God as someone who exists primarily to fulfill our desires
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The Quote “Christianity would not matter if there were only Hell. Everyone would end up there anyway. Christianity would still not matter if there were only Heaven. Everyone would end up there somehow. Christianity only matters when there are both Heaven and Hell.”— Godwin Delali Adadzie Context and Inspiration This reflection emerged from theological discussions
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The Quote “Heaven is not really the goal. The Beatific Vision, which is what makes Heaven truly Heaven, is the goal. To see God and live forever.”— Godwin Delali Adadzie Context and Inspiration This quote addresses a common misunderstanding about the Christian hope of heaven. Many believers focus on heaven as a destination—a place of
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The Quote “It is possible knowing all the Scriptures. It is not possible comprehending all the Scriptures.”— Godwin Delali Adadzie Context and Inspiration This reflection addresses a pattern observed throughout the history of biblical interpretation: the difference between having information about Scripture and truly comprehending its depths. Many approach the Bible as a text to
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Frederica Mathewes-Green is a well-known expert on Eastern Christianity and the Orthodox Church. In this exclusive interview, she talks about the rich history and practices of this ancient faith. Mathewes-Green gives a full and interesting look at the world of Eastern Christianity and the Orthodox Church, from their unique beliefs and customs to their place
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Wow! So Christmas is coming again? Really? Oh No! Not again. Well, at least it is our hope as Christians that the Christ would be celebrated not just for a day but everyday. Christmas – the Good On Christmas not only would we learn about the birth of Jesus Christ, we also are reminded of
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Please join me as I interview Dave Armstrong, a Catholic apologist. Dave is well-known in the Catholic apologetics community. In this interview, we’ll talk about campus missions, Sola Fide and the Catholic faith. Whether you’re a devout Catholic or simply curious about the faith, this interview is sure to offer new insights and perspectives. So
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