by Lesallan Bostron | March 3, 2026 As I Bow My Head in Prayer: What Is My Calling?by Lesallan BostronMarch 3, 2026 As I Bow My Head in Prayer: What Is My Calling? As I bow my head in prayer, I am often struck by how quiet the moment feels—and Read more
By lesallan 🌿 When all else fails: the core truth When every effort seems to fall short, the most stabilizing move is to return to what cannot fail—God’s presence, your grounding practices, and the small, steady actions that rebuild strength from the inside out. This isn’t a resignation. It’s recalibration Read more
Hope That Holds (Lesallan, 2026) Grace and peace to everyone online today. Whether you’re tuning in from a quiet kitchen, a busy workplace, or a place of rest, this moment is for you. We gather not because everything is settled, but because we need a steadying word — a hope Read more
Reflect, Renew, and Rejoice Friday Devotion – by Lesallan Friday Devotion Reflect, Renew, and Rejoice Friday Devotion – by Lesallan 🕊️💕❤️ Reflect, Renew, and Rejoice As the week draws to a close, Friday invites us to slow our pace and turn our hearts toward reflection. Take a moment to look Read more
Author: LesallanInstitutional Affiliation: [Not provided]Course: [Not provided]Instructor: [Not provided]Date: February 18, 2026 Abstract This essay examines the biblical metaphor of God as a Chainbreaker. It translates this theological claim into practical ways in which believers can testify to God’s liberating work in their lives. Grounded in the Acts 16 narrative 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
—Lesallan | January 28, 2026 Abstract This essay constructs a hypothetical, problem‑free world in 2026 by synthesizing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals framework with thematic material from thechristianthing.org (2020–2025). It outlines socioeconomic, environmental, governance, and spiritual dimensions of such a world, highlights policy and community implications, and frames ethical Read more
Devotion — Wednesday January 28, 2026 I view my academic honor as both a gift and a responsibility: a gift because it reflects God’s enabling grace, and a responsibility because excellence calls me to steward knowledge, character, and influence for God’s kingdom. Scripture Anchor Philippians 3:13–14 — Pressing forward toward Read more
—LesallanDecember 17, 2025 Formed, Commissioned, Sent: Academic Formation and Missional Practice Yesterday: Formation and Academic Grounding The period preceding formal assessment—what this essay terms “yesterday”—encompasses the cumulative processes of intellectual formation, spiritual discipline, and supervised practice that prepare students for ministry. In theological education, coursework provides conceptual frameworks for understanding Read more