Lesallan Published on August 7, 2025 “Is not my word like fire,” declares the Lord, “and like a hammer that breaks a rock in pieces?” (Jeremiah 23:29, KJV). 🔍 Historical Glimpse: Faith in the Crucible Throughout church history, some of the most enduring theological insights emerged not in times of Read more
Published by Lesallan August 6, 2025 Faith in the Everyday: Sacred Rhythms for Ordinary Life Everyday life—work, family, chores—can become a living prayer when small, sustainable rhythms are adopted. This section explores four core sacred practices that honor God’s presence in the mundane and transform routine into refuge. Each practice Read more
Lesallan August 3, 2025 Tracing the Threads of Faith: Christianity from the Great Schism to Contemporary American Practice Introduction Christianity’s development from the East-West Schism in 1054 to the present day reflects a complex tapestry of theological, cultural, and institutional changes. Originating from the Great Schism, the church’s later divisions Read more
Written by Lesallan | July 30, 2025 How to Get by in Life Today According to the King James Bible 1. Do Not Worry, but Trust God’s Provision Each day brings its challenges, yet Jesus reminds us to leave tomorrow’s cares in God’s hands. “Therefore take no thought for the Read more
Lesallan | July 29, 2025 The Lost and Lonely in God’s WorldLesallan | July 29, 2025 AbstractLoneliness and spiritual loss are deeply human experiences that transcend cultural and temporal boundaries. In the context of Christian theology, these states are not merely emotional but profoundly spiritual, revealing a longing for connection, Read more
Lesallan | July 28, 2025 Carving Out Sacred Time Each morning before the sun crests the horizon, I dedicate fifteen minutes to sit in stillness with God. I light a single candle, open my journal, and settle into a posture of expectancy. In that quiet space, I bring my anxieties—about Read more
Written by Lesallan | July 27, 2025 Anchored in Hope: Scripture’s Response to Ennui and Unease When life feels flat and anxiety crowds in, Scripture invites us into a deeper rhythm of hope, presence, and purpose. Across two millennia of Christian reflection, believers have discovered that the Bible offers more Read more
Written By Lesallan | July 27, 2025 Historical Theology on Being Alone and Experiencing Loneliness An Exploration of Solitude, Loneliness, and the Divine Through Christian Tradition Throughout history, solitude and loneliness have prompted deep reflection in Christian theology. Historical theology, with its rich tapestry of voices and traditions, reveals how Read more
Lesallan – Aurora Mo PD 65605 Ohio Christian University Historical Theology II – 25 July 2025 Procedures for Encounters with Sovereign Citizens Lesallan Ohio Christian University Historical Theology II Dr. Ruby 25 July 2025 Procedures for Encounters with Sovereign Citizens Abstract This memo (post) clarifies the concept of “sovereign citizens” Read more
Lesallan | July 18, 2025 Labor Not in Vain: A Reflection on 1 Corinthians 15:58 (KJV) Paul’s concluding exhortation in 1 Corinthians 15:58 (King James Version [KJV]) serves as both a summation and a rallying cry for Christian’s laboring under discouragement. By urging believers to be “stedfast, unmoveable, always abounding Read more