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Why Does the Bible Command Us to Love People Even When It's Hard?
Because Agape love was never designed to be easy. It was designed to be unconditional. And unconditional love, by definition, cannot have a condition that says I will only do this when it feels good. The commandment is the commandment regardless of how the other person is behaving. We have spent this week building a framework. Four types of love. Match them to the right relationship. Understand that giving love can cost you something while receiving real love should not hurt
Angela D. Thomas, DrPH, MPH, MBA
May 7


Why Does Following God Feel So Different From How the World Works?
Because it is. The Bible calls you to live by a completely different set of rules than the ones your culture handed you. And when those two sets of rules collide, it is going to feel like you are rowing against the current. That is not a sign something is wrong. That is a sign you are taking the Word seriously. If you have been walking with God for any length of time, you have probably felt this tension. The world tells you one thing and Scripture tells you something that sou
Angela D. Thomas, DrPH, MPH, MBA
Apr 15


Why You Might Be Misreading People and Situations Without Realizing It
You are not seeing situations objectively. Nobody is. Every person on this earth interprets everything through a lens that is 100% unique to them, and until you understand that your lens is not the same as everyone else's, you will keep having the same misunderstandings and wondering why. You know the feeling. Something happens in a conversation, or someone says something, or somebody looks at you a certain kind of way, and you are absolutely convinced you know what it meant.
Angela D. Thomas, DrPH, MPH, MBA
Apr 13


How Do I Actually Fight Back? (Defense and Offense)
You fight back the same way Rocky fought Drago. Not by showing up arrogant and unprepared like Apollo. But by training hard, knowing your opponent, suiting up with everything God gave you, and stepping into the ring ready. Scripture gives you both a defense and an offense. The question is whether you are actually using them. We have spent this whole series talking about the game, the enemy's tactics, how he studies your film, how to recognize the pattern, why your testimony i
Angela D. Thomas, DrPH, MPH, MBA
Apr 10


Am I Under Spiritual Attack or Just Going Through Life?
Both happen. But they are not the same thing. And until you learn to tell the difference, you will keep responding to spiritual opposition the same way you respond to a bad day. That gap in awareness is exactly where the enemy wants to keep you. Some of what happens in your life is just life. Traffic. A hard season at work. Relationships that go through rough patches. A bad week. Not everything has a demon attached to it, and we need to be honest about that. But some of what
Angela D. Thomas, DrPH, MPH, MBA
Apr 7


Why You Keep Getting Hit When You're Trying to Do the Right Thing
You are not being punished for doing the right thing. You are stepping into a real spiritual battle. And the fact that you are getting hit is often a sign that you are exactly where the enemy does not want you to be. You finally stepped out. You said yes to what God was calling you to do. You prayed about it, you showed up, you committed. And then, almost immediately, something got harder. Your relationship took a hit. A financial problem showed up out of nowhere. Something h
Angela D. Thomas, DrPH, MPH, MBA
Apr 6


Why Does Following God Feel So Heavy Sometimes?
Because it is heavy. And the weight is not a sign that you're doing it wrong. It's a sign that what you're carrying matters. Jesus felt the weight of His assignment too, and He followed God's instructions all the way through it anyway. That is what makes the resurrection as powerful as it is. There are seasons in your walk with God where obedience doesn't feel light or joyful or easy. It feels heavy. It feels costly. It feels like you are giving something up, pressing through
Angela D. Thomas, DrPH, MPH, MBA
Apr 3
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