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Prayer & Spiritual Life
O My Jesus

The O My Jesus prayer moves in four lines from personal confession to universal intercession. It is brief enough to memorize and deep enough to spend a lifetime inside.

Brian Acebo Apr 16, 2025
Prayer & Spiritual Life
The Lord's Prayer: A Summary Of Christian Prayer

The Lord's Prayer is not one prayer among many. It is the prayer from which all Christian prayer takes its shape — containing within its seven petitions the complete grammar of what it means to speak to God.

Brian Acebo Apr 16, 2025
Catechism & Doctrine
Prayer and Worship

Prayer is not one practice among several optional devotions. It is the heart of the Christian life — the ongoing relationship with the God who made us for Himself, practiced daily, deepened over time.

Brian Acebo Mar 21, 2025
Scripture
Proverbs 19:17

Proverbs 19:17 reframes generosity entirely: kindness to the poor is not charity that costs you something. It is a loan to God, who considers Himself your debtor and will repay in full.

Brian Acebo Mar 20, 2025
Scripture
Psalms 59:16

Psalm 59:16 is a decision to praise God not because the storm has passed, but because God is God regardless of whether it has. Memory of past faithfulness becomes the ground of present trust.

Brian Acebo Mar 20, 2025
Apologetics
A Stone Too Heavy For God?

The stone paradox sounds like a challenge to God's omnipotence. It is actually a logical contradiction dressed as a question — and logical contradictions are not things, for any power to bring about.

Brian Acebo Mar 20, 2025
Apologetics
It's Pointless To Pray?

If God already knows what we need and cannot be persuaded, why pray? Because prayer is not a transaction. It is a relationship — and the seeking itself is the point.

Brian Acebo Mar 20, 2025
Apologetics
Why Can't God Save Us Without Jesus

Jesus' death on the cross was not just about paying a price — it was about transforming us, drawing us back to God, and demonstrating the depth of His love.

Brian Acebo Mar 20, 2025