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Unchained by Grace
Frank finds himself unchained by Grace as a moment in the back pew transforms his resentment into a friendship with God, and a new calling begins.
Trace Pirtle
6 days ago


Planting Seeds of Spiritual Renewal
When life leaves you feeling barren, spiritual renewal may seem impossible. But just as fresh growth can spring from dust-choked ground, God can bring new life to the driest seasons of our souls. Discover how leaving the past behind and trusting His process of planting, watering, and growing can transform your story.
Trace Pirtle
Aug 18


When Our Faith is Tested
When faith meets tragedy, are we prepared to give account for our hope? Using the Mount Everest climbing analogy, this post explores how spiritual preparation determines whether we stand or fall when testing comes. Through the lens of D.L. Moody's approach and the recent Kerrville flood tragedy, discover the difference between tourist Christianity and mountaineer faith. Only one Guide knows the Way through life's deepest waters.
Trace Pirtle
Aug 13


Christian Evangelism: D.L. Moody From Pew to Pavement
If you are a Christian, there's no question about your call to evangelism. D.L. Moody, the shoe salesman turned evangelist, shows us that the secret to successful soul-winning begins and ends with love. From door-knocking to nursing home Bible studies, discover practical ways to take your faith from the pew to the pavement. The fire that burned in Moody's heart wasn't theological training—it was the overwhelming reality that God loved him and wanted to reach a lost world thro
Trace Pirtle
Aug 8


"How Did I Do?" Jonathan Roumie Interview
A simple interview question became a window into the soul of discipleship when Jonathan Roumie revealed his deepest heart: "How did I do? Did I get it close?" This is the question that transforms how we see our walk with Christ—from performance review to love conversation, from measuring up to being encircled by grace.
Trace Pirtle
Aug 6


Galatians 6:9: Let us not become weary in doing good...
This morning the Divine Wind stirred with an uncomfortable question about Galatians 6:9. If only God is truly good, what does it mean to "do good" without growing weary? My own SEO wrestling became a rich young ruler moment - choosing divine calling over human metrics. Through a parable of two faithful servants, I discovered God doesn't count beans. He counts faithfulness. The reward isn't based on outcomes but on surrendered obedience to our unique calling in each eternal mo
Trace Pirtle
Aug 2


Dwight L Moody Quotes on Excuses: A Lesson from the Great Chicago Fire
How many of us have perfectly reasonable excuses for not sharing the Gospel? D.L. Moody's Great Chicago Fire tragedy taught him that spiritual procrastination is literally deadly. These powerful Dwight L Moody quotes destroy our comfortable excuses: "Excuses are the cradle that Satan rocks men off to sleep in." His quotes point us to Christ's holy urgency. "Now is the accepted time."
Trace Pirtle
Aug 1


Jeremiah 33:3 How God Reveals Great and Unsearchable Things
Get clear answers to the most common questions about Jeremiah 33:3 that aren't being addressed in Sunday sermons. Discover what the 'great and unsearchable things' really mean, whether this verse applies to you today, and practical steps for calling out to God. If you're asking questions about this captivating verse that traditional Christianity won't answer, you're not alone.
Trace Pirtle
Jul 30


Dealing with Doubt as a Christian: Finding Your Anchor on the Narrow Path
Are you a Christ insider wrestling with unexpected doubt? The path of faith isn't always clear, especially when life's trials create spiritual fog. This post explores the common crossroads of psychological, emotional, and spiritual uncertainties, revealing why doubt isn't always a sign of a lack of faith, but an invitation to a deeper, more authentic encounter with Jesus. Discover how to lean into His presence when belief feels fragile, finding your anchor on the narrow path.
Trace Pirtle
Jul 28


Leaving Church Without Leaving Faith: From Hopper to Pilgrim
Leaving church doesn't mean leaving faith. Discover why that awkward feeling of not fitting in might be God's call to become a spiritual pilgrim rather than a church hopper.
Trace Pirtle
Jul 1
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