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That's How God Rolls

That's How God Rolls

di Shore Healing

Salute mentale Religione e spiritualità

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Idolatry of “Pure Nature” in Christianity

An honest look at how fear can disguise itself as holiness — especially in creation‑focused Christian spaces — and how Jesus’ simple test of fruit helps us discern what’s truly good, freeing us to live lightly, creatively, and without the weight of rules God never wrote.

When Christianity Becomes a Culture War

When we add rules, add burdens, add ideologies, we’re not just exhausting ourselves — we’re drifting into sin. We’re replacing Christ’s formation with our own self made righteousness. We’re trusting our activism more than His Spirit. We’re clothing ourselves with causes instead of compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience.

Why Behavioral Psychology Misfires for Children of God

God has not asked His people to succeed by the world’s logic. He has asked us to live from His life. We are in the world, but not of it; present within its rhythms, yet shaped by a different centre, a different purpose, a different design. And when we lean into that — when we allow Christ’s life to be our operating system rather than the world’s — we find ourselves moving with a coherence that the world can’t manufacture. We become what Jesus said we are: light. Not loud, not forceful, not self‑promoting — just quietly, faithfully luminous. And that is enough. That is how God’s people live. That is how God’s people flourish.

Called Beyond the Circle - The Corinthian Path

Paul never framed himself as a victim of religious hurt. He framed himself as a servant walking a path that sometimes includes misunderstanding, mislabelling, and resistance. Not because he was weak — but because God was forming him in ways the system couldn’t recognise.

Spiritual Assassination - Why Survival Matters

This is the moment darkness plays its hand. It reveals itself. It stops pretending. It shows the believer that the battle they have been fighting was never just psychological or relational. It was spiritual. And the spiritual realm was using people and events as its instruments.

Refined Like Silver: God’s Hidden Work in Hard Seasons

Many Christians find themselves in a season where they are carrying the memory of old wounds. They remember the workplace where they were treated unfairly, the friendship that ended in betrayal, the leader who failed them, or the opportunity that was taken away. The details vary, but the experience is familiar. We often assume that spiritual maturity means forgetting these things ever happened. Yet God frequently works differently. He brings us back to those memories, not so that bitterness can grow, but so that healing can finish its work.

Learning to Love Beyond Right

There is such a thing as harmful interpretation of Scripture — but it’s not what most people think. Harmless incorrect interpretation is when someone’s misunderstanding still leads them toward God. Harmful incorrect interpretation is when someone’s misunderstanding distorts God’s character and leads them away from love. That’s the only boundary that matters.

The Easy Yoke - When Nothing Feels Easy

The easy yoke isn’t about having no responsibilities. It’s about having Someone carry the weight with you. The light burden isn’t about having nothing to do. It’s about having nothing to fear. And when you live in that place — when you let God be the One who fights for you, shields you, and clears the path before you — you start to feel something you may not have felt in a long time: Rest. Safety. Held‑ness. Belonging. Because the One who carries you is the One who made you.

Isaiah, Moab, and the Culture That Teaches Us to Earn Love

Isaiah’s Moab becomes a symbol of a culture of performance — a world where people are shaped by the pressure to be desirable, admirable, enviable. A world where parents pass down the same anxieties they inherited. A world where identity is built on sand.

Hemmed In: When God Hold You Steady

There are seasons in the life of faith when you feel as though you are where God wants you to be, and yet the path becomes narrow and strangely difficult. You step into obedience expecting clarity, maybe even relief, and instead you find yourself pressed on every side. Life feels tight. Options shrink. The way forward seems resistant. And you quietly wonder whether obedience should feel this hard.

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