The Sweet, Poisonous Berry — How Idolatry Works and Dies
We all worship something. The question is whether what holds our hearts can actually hold us. Idols often disguise themselves as good things — comfort, success, approval or control—but they quietly demand what only God deserves. Discover why lasting freedom isn't found by trying harder but by returning to the Mercy King, whose love dismantles our false gods and teaches our restless hearts to rest in him.
When Faith Disappears, Idols Return: Santayana’s Warning To The Modern World
George Santayana wasn’t a traditional believer, yet he saw something many modern critics miss: when faith disappears, the human need for meaning doesn’t. It simply relocates. Remove religion, and politics, identity or ideology rush in to take its place — with the same rituals and moral fervor, but far less mercy. Santayana’s warning was simple and unsettling: societies that abandon transcendence rarely become calmer. They become more combustible.