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A platform society emphasizes individualism and performance. It’s rooted in the belief that self and personal desires are preeminent. In Platforms to Pillars, cultural expert Mark Sayers explores how platform mentality is misshaping our contemporary world and contrasts this to the biblical call of Christians to live as pillars.

The Good Steward, by Tim Russell and Roy Russell is a transformative guide inviting listeners to rethink wealth as a means to worship, rather than as personal gain. With a fresh take on Biblical stewardship, it unveils the true role of money: a resource God entrusts to us for our intentional, purposeful management. Through relatable stories and timeless biblical wisdom, the authors reveal the “worship problem” that often places money above God.

A parecer, la vieja interpretación de Génesis 1:26: “Entonces dijo Dios: Hagamos al hombre a nuestra imagen, conforme a nuestra semejanza; y señoree en los peces del mar, en las aves de los cielos, en las bestias, en toda la tierra, y en todo animal que se arrastra sobre la tierra (Génesis 1:26. RVR60)”, a la luz de herramientas hermenéuticas que se desentienden del prisma de la racionalidad moderna, no da cabida a considerar el señorear como excusa para vivir en un mundo en crisis como si esta no existiera, sino más bien para hacerse cargo de generar las soluciones. Y, he ahí ...

The history of nations is filled with cycles of blessing, rebellion, warning, and judgment. Scripture gives us Israel as the clearest example—a nation chosen by God, blessed above all peoples, yet repeatedly falling into idolatry, lawlessness, and moral corruption. Eventually, when the warnings of the prophets were despised and the law of the Lord cast aside, judgment came through war, famine, pestilence, and captivity. Today, the United States of America—founded with a profound reliance on the God of the Bible—appears to be repeating that same tragic pattern. The cultural shift, the ...

In the current cultural climate, few theological concepts provoke more discomfort or resistance than the idea of God's wrath. To many, the notion of a wrathful God appears outdated, harsh, or incompatible with a modern understanding of love, tolerance, and inclusivity. Contemporary Western society, in particular, has been shaped by a dominant cultural narrative that emphasizes self-expression, therapeutic well-being, and moral relativism. Against this backdrop, the idea that God would be angry—let alone righteously angry—at human sin or rebellion seems not only archaic but morally ...