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
Lesallan | January 31, 2026 ✨ Devotional: “The God Who Finishes What He Starts” Scripture:“Being confident of this very thing, that He who has begun a good work in you will complete it until the day of Jesus Christ.” — Philippians 1:6 (NKJV) Reflection There is something deeply comforting about Read more
Lesallan – January 30, 2026 Rest That Restores Take a moment to breathe in the quiet of the coming weekend. Let this devotion be a gentle invitation to step out of the rush and into a small, sacred space where your heart can settle and your spirit can be refreshed. 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
Philippians 4:6–7 — Feeling anxious or carrying a worry today? Pause, hand that one thing over to God, and breathe in His peace. Let that calm shape your words and choices for the day. Prayer: Lord, I give you what’s on my heart—bring your peace and steady my steps. Amen. Read more
Lesallan | January 2026 Weekly Devotion Based on Life This seven-day devotion is shaped around themes that often appear in a life of steady faith, service, and everyday challenges: resilience, rest, relationships, calling, gratitude, courage, and hope. Each day includes a short scripture reference, a reflection tied to those themes, Read more