A world full of takes can still leave a soul empty. We turn to Revelation 10, where a mighty angel plants one foot on sea and one on land, to ask a simple but defining question: who gets to be right when we disagree—our feeds or our Father? Before history resolves, God speaks, and that speech carries authority wide enough to claim every inch of creation and close enough to form the habits of your day.

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Looking for solid ground as the year turns? We walk straight to the source: the gospel, baptism, and the Lord’s Table—two visible signs that rehearse an invisible grace. We start with four clear questions from Romans 1—Who made us, what’s wrong, what’s God’s solution, and how are we included—to show why the cross is not a moral upgrade, but a rescue by a perfect Savior. From there, we connect belief to baptism, not as a finish line but as the public start of discipleship, and we explore why the Lord’s Table is our ongoing nourishment, not a ritual for “good weeks,” but a steady reminder that Christ’s work is finished.

Ever notice how temptation never sounds like trouble? It shows up as belonging, adventure, shared gain—“throw in your lot with us”—and only later reveals the snare. We open Proverbs 1:8–19 and follow that thread from the living room to the sanctuary, asking what it looks like to hear a father’s instruction, honor a mother’s teaching, and refuse the subtle drift toward quick wins that hollow out the soul. Along the way we share honest stories—credit cards at 18, the ache of adulthood, jailhouse counsel, and the hard-won wisdom of learning to set boundaries before speed becomes momentum.