Author: LesallanDate: February 5, 2026 When Plans Stall and Resources Run Low: A Theological and Practical Response This essay examines Christian responses to financial hardship and interrupted educational plans, integrating biblical theology with practical guidance. Drawing primarily on Matthew 6:25–34, Philippians 4:19, and Romans 8:28 (New International Version, 2011), the Read more
Lesallan | February 4, 2026 Beside You: Wednesday Reflection on Hebrews 13:5 (KJV) God is all we have, and when everything else feels uncertain, that truth steadies us. Today’s mid‑week devotion centers on the quiet, steady presence of God who never leaves and walks beside us through every ordinary hour Read more
Come Jesus Come: Creating a Unique Perspective — Lesallan February 3, 2026 Waiting on God to speak What Would Jesus Do in this world today? Come Jesus Come: Creating a Unique Perspective — Lesallan This paper argues that in 2026, Jesus’ public posture would prioritize radical, non‑partisan love, prophetic critique Read more
Technology and the End of Mankind: AI, Biolabs, and the Moral Imagination Abstract This paper examines how advanced artificial intelligence (AI) and contemporary biological research intersect with social inequality and eschatological imagination, arguing that technological capability without robust ethical governance can create pathways to catastrophic outcomes. Drawing on philosophical analyses Read more
Devotion for February 1, 2026 This morning, on the first day of a new month, you may feel a mix of relief, hope, and a little unease. Change can be gentle or sudden, welcome or unwelcome, but it always asks us to move. Today is an invitation to notice what’s Read more