This article calls Christians back to wholehearted, expressive praise rooted in truth, sacrifice, and real devotion to Jesus Christ. Drawing from personal experiences across cultures, it contrasts passionate, uninhibited worship with more reserved and comfort-focused expressions often found in Western churches. It challenges modern Christian worship music for lacking themes of repentance, spiritual battle, sacrifice, and commitment, warning that this …
Author: Jerry Finch
Wisdom, Solomon Receives Wisdom. WCF 262
This reflection on 1 Kings chapter 3 centers on Solomon’s early walk with God and the defining moment when he asks for wisdom. Though he begins with a sincere love for the Lord, small compromises appear early, hinting at future decline. When God invites him to ask for anything, Solomon responds with humility, recognizing his limitations and seeking discernment to …
When Women Are Smarter Than Their Husbands In The Bible. WCF 261
This article explores biblical examples where wisdom is displayed within marriage, sometimes by women, sometimes by men, and ultimately by both working together under God. Through stories such as Abigail and Nabal, Samson’s parents, Pontius Pilate and his wife, and Timothy’s mother and grandmother, we see women acting with discernment, faith, and courage. It then contrasts this with cases where …
Black And White, White And Black. WCF 260
The article uses a fictional classroom scene to expose how truth can be deliberately distorted over time, and falsehood is passed for truth. A teacher attempts to convince young children that a clearly white object is actually black. While most resist at first, the implication is that repetition, authority, and pressure will eventually shape their thinking. The conversation between staff …
A Sample Of The Book Of Proverbs. WCF 259
This article introduces the Book of Book of Proverbs as a practical guide for daily Christian living, rooted in wisdom largely attributed to King Solomon. The writer shares a personal testimony of reading one chapter of Proverbs daily and memorizing Scripture, showing how consistent exposure to God’s Word shapes the mind and life over time. Focusing on Proverbs 13, the …
Nations Part I. WCF 258
This introductory article explores what the Bible teaches about nations from God’s perspective. Drawing from passages such as Isaiah 40 and Acts 17, it presents a clear contrast between how humans value national identity and how God views it. In Scripture, nations are described as insignificant before God, while His true focus is on individuals who belong to Him through …
Repent Now Before The Tribulation. WCF 257
This article calls for immediate and sincere repentance, stressing that turning away from sin and returning to God is the starting point of true Christian life. Repentance brings renewal, but it is time-sensitive. Scripture shows that God gives individuals and nations a limited window to respond before judgment follows. Using examples from Revelation, the ministry of John the Baptist and …
Respect Part II. WCF2 256
“Respect Part II” emphasizes that true respect begins with a deep reverence for God and His Word. The article teaches that respect is not innate but learned through a relationship with God, rooted in fearing and loving Him. It highlights that failure to respect godly leaders, parents, or others in authority ultimately reflects a lack of respect for God Himself. …
Moses, Hur and Aaron. WCF 255
This Weekly Christian Focus article reflects on Book of Exodus chapter 17, highlighting two powerful lessons from Israel’s journey at Rephidim. First, it examines the Israelites’ persistent murmuring and unbelief despite God’s faithfulness—demonstrated when He provided water from the rock. This serves as a warning against doubt and complaining in times of testing. Second, the article focuses on the battle …
Reflections On Easter Just Gone!- WCF254
This WCF reflection revisits the meaning of Easter, emphasizing the resurrection of Jesus Christ as the most pivotal event in human history. Drawing from a curated article outlining 20 evidences, the post argues that the resurrection is not merely a matter of faith but is grounded in historical reality. From the empty tomb and eyewitness accounts to the transformation of …