Jerry Finch examines two remarkable aspects of the Apostle Peter’s ministry after being filled with the Holy Spirit. On one hand, Peter’s close walk with Christ resulted in extraordinary healing power, so much so that even his shadow became a source of healing for those who believed. On the other hand, Acts 5 records the sobering account of Ananias and …
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Loving Babies, Killing Babies, Killing God’s Messengers. WCF 269
Loving Babies, Killing Babies, Killing God’s Messengers contrasts God’s love for children with what Jerry Finch describes as a growing culture of death in the modern world. Beginning with the birth of a colleague’s grandson, the article reflects on how God often begins His work through the birth of a child and emphasizes the biblical responsibility of parents to raise …
Addicted To Praising Him! WCF 263
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 …
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 …
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. …
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 …
Leave Your Gift There. The Power Of Saying Sorry!- WCF 253
This reflection highlights the spiritual power and necessity of saying “sorry” as an act of humility and obedience to God. Drawing from personal experiences—both with the author’s brother and a cultural misunderstanding in China—the article illustrates how genuine apologies can restore relationships and deepen mutual respect. At its core, the message is rooted in Jesus’ teaching in Matthew 5:23–24, emphasizing …
Birds And Their Nests, Humans And Their Homes. WCF 252
Here is a clear and compelling summary of your WCF article: Summary: Birds, Their Nests, and Humans, Their Homes This article reflects on how God’s design for birds building nests reveals deeper spiritual truths about human homes and our role as stewards of what He provides. Observing birds like crows, sparrows, and storks, the author highlights their God-given instinct to …
What Can We Learn From Jacob? WCF 246
What Can We Learn from Jacob (Israel)? – Faith, Perseverance, and God’s Promises In this powerful Weekly Christian Focus (WCF) reflection, we explore the life of Jacob, also called Israel, one of the three great biblical patriarchs alongside Abraham and Isaac. Drawing from Genesis 25–50, this study examines Jacob’s turbulent journey—from deception and exile to restoration, blessing, and unwavering faith …
When God Calls People-When God Calls You. WCF 245
In this edition of Weekly Christian Focus, we reflect on the profound reality of God’s calling—how He chooses ordinary, flawed, and sometimes broken people for His extraordinary purposes. Drawing from Scripture and church history, this series explores how God calls, prepares, cleanses, and commissions those He appoints for His Kingdom. Beginning with Isaiah, we witness a holy encounter that brings …