Tag Archives: Love Your Enemies

Love Finds a Way

Posted on August 16, 2026 by Writing & Photography by David K. Carpenter

Jesus said the world would recognize His followers by our love. What if we treated that as a filter for everything we say and do—and showed the world what God’s love really looks like? Continue reading →

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How We Are Defined

Posted on April 26, 2026 by Writing & Photography by David K. Carpenter

We spend our lives trying to define ourselves by what we’ve done—good or bad. But Scripture offers better news: we are defined by what God has done for us. Continue reading →

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“You Bad Christians” — A Lesson in Christ-Control

Posted on May 2, 2021 by Writing & Photography by David K. Carpenter

This week I came across an article ranting about bad things Christians do or say and hurling damning generalizations at the lot of us. If I’m being transparent here (which, painfully, I feel called to be), I have to admit … Continue reading →

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More Lessons from Moses – Being Set Apart

Posted on February 7, 2021 by Writing & Photography by David K. Carpenter

Last week we looked at some important lessons from when Moses burst onto the scene as a screaming baby in Exodus 2. This broader story, which really recounts God’s efforts to form His people into a unique monotheistic culture, has … Continue reading →

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