You’ve probably heard that the Chinese word for “crisis” also means “opportunity.” The word is 危机 (wēijī), and it’s made up of two parts: So, while 危机 literally combines “danger” and “opportunity,” it doesn’t mean the word itself directly translates as both. Instead, it’s more like a poetic reminder: in every crisis, there’s a chance…
(Why Earth Is Forcing Us to Talk Nicely — Or Else) Wikipedia still defines war as “armed conflict between nations.” Cute. Meanwhile, Earth is throwing hurricanes like dodgeballs, melting glaciers like cheap ice cream, and sending viruses with more passports than the UN. Sorry, Wikipedia — this is war. But it’s not man vs. man….
Are We Really Really Ready? Let’s be honest—some visitation happened or lets just say Jesus visited today wearing jeans and said, “I’ve got a deal to save everyone,” would the world stop and listen? Or would he be dismissed as just another street preacher with a podcast, a mid-tier following, and a suspiciously charismatic smile?…
I recently joined a lively discussion forum called SpiritTalk—you know, one of those places where everyone’s an expert on everything spiritual, and no one agrees on anything. It’s the kind of place where debates over Evolution vs. Creation can last longer than your favorite TV series, and people come ready with their keyboards like gladiators…
When We Build Bombs, God Builds Lessons At first glance, the news about nuclear warheads “going missing,” North Korea’s missile tests, and rising global tensions might sound like just another headline in our daily chaos buffet. But what if it’s not just geopolitics as usual? What if we’re unknowingly laying out a red carpet —…