Are you evangelizing? If you follow Jesus, evangelism is a mission you were born into. The Great Commission is a part of our lives. Most...

I came to faith after fifty years of being an anti-Christian, so my perspective is perhaps different than yours. I didn’t grow up in a...

This makes the seventh post of my series, walking us through the beatitudes. With the last post, our focus was being pure in heart and...

The Word of God is not only a history we should be learning from. It is knowledge we should be growing towards. This is the fifth post in...

This makes the sixth post in my series on the beatitudes—a beautiful path to blessings in our lives. We started with what it means to be...

This is the fifth post of my series on the beatitudes. So far, we have looked at what it means to be poor in spirit. Not only are we...

This is the fourth post in my series, “Dining with Jesus.” In the first post, we answered whether the Kingdom of God is something we will...

This makes the fourth post in my series breaking down The Beatitudes. So far, we have discussed that when we recognize our spiritual...

I want to look at the journey of faith with the third post of my series on “Dining with Jesus.” There is a specific story of one woman’s...

Dining is much more than the act of eating food. When I think of some of the greatest meals I have had in the last 10 years, I remember...

This is the second of an eight-post series on the Beatitudes. In the last post, we discussed exactly what it means to be poor in spirit....

When studying the Kingdom of God Bible verses we find throughout the New Testament, many Christians are left with a common question. Is...

The beatitudes are found at the beginning of Jesus’ Sermon on the mount. They are eight crucial steps Jesus teaches His believers for...

In our previous two posts, we have looked at recognizing our spiritual poverty and our sin, leading us successively to the kingdom of...

The beatitude we are looking at this week is the perfect example of our need for keeping the Bible in its proper context. In Matthew 5:4,...

People ask me if Slow Brewing Tea is autobiographical. My answer is “loosely.” The attitude and personality of Isaiah is mine. And some...

I am praying for them...Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth...that the love with which you have loved me may be in them.

How do I find joy in my messy life?

Itsuki teaches Isaiah in Slow Brewing Tea about a profound conundrum he calls The Plight of Mankind