Sometimes Jesus’ words sound too simple to be understood. He says, “Take my yoke upon you… for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.” Usually this is explained as a moral appeal: be kind, be gentle, be patient. But if you listen…
Sometimes you don’t notice it right away. You write something, post it, and close the page. It was sincere, it mattered. You even tell yourself you won’t check for reactions, that it doesn’t matter. But a few minutes pass and your hand reaches for the page again. Is there any…
An old fresco almost never reveals itself at first glance. At first we only see a darkened wall, cracks, soot stains, later layers of paint, and in places clumsy retouching. To someone looking superficially it may seem that the original image is already lost. But a restorer thinks differently. He…
Imagine that before you stands a being that knows everything about you. It sees not only your deeds but also what kind of person you could become under different circumstances. It knows your whole life — past, present, and even what has not yet happened. It looks at you and…
There is a striking detail in John’s account of the crucifixion: Jesus’ legs are not broken. At first glance this looks like a random historical minor detail, but in John’s text it carries powerful symbolic meaning. John insists that Jesus is literally the Passover Lamb. At the end of the…
Many contemporary evangelicals believe that a war in the Middle East must occur for Christ to return. That creates a serious moral dilemma when believers support real wars in the region and forget their Teacher’s command to overcome evil with good. It’s a very interesting and complex topic. American evangelicals…
Life fairly quickly strips a person of illusions. It shows a simple truth: everyone sins. Christians are no exception. Often this is realized with some embarrassment, and then the familiar formula is heard: everything is covered by “the blood of Jesus,” everything is forgiven by Golgotha — you only need…
At the airport people usually stand not by the gate but in front of the departures board. The flight is delayed. There’s nothing to be done. Yet the person keeps looking up at the screen again and again. Then they check their phone. Then the board again. The plane won’t…
In football it’s simple. If the referee makes a mistake against “our” team, we complain. If the same mistake goes our way, we call it a debatable incident. The facts are identical; the reactions are different. It isn’t about analysis. It’s about belonging. The team has become part of the…
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Sometimes Jesus’ words sound too simple to be understood. He says, “Take my yoke upon you… for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls.” Usually this is explained as a moral appeal: be kind, be gentle, be patient. But if you listen to those words closely, there’s…
Sometimes you don’t notice it right away. You write something, post it, and close the page. It was sincere, it mattered. You even tell yourself you won’t check for reactions, that it doesn’t matter. But a few minutes pass and your hand reaches for the page again. Is there any response? Who read it? Any…
An old fresco almost never reveals itself at first glance. At first we only see a darkened wall, cracks, soot stains, later layers of paint, and in places clumsy retouching. To someone looking superficially it may seem that the original image is already lost. But a restorer thinks differently. He knows that later accretions do…
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