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Most people have a simplified understanding of early Christian history. The common story involves Emperor Constantine “making Christianity legal,” a narrative often framed as a simple switch from persecution to acceptance. Historians and theologians attempt to soften the truth, but the real-world outcome tells a very different story.

Introduction: Beyond the Familiar Words We’ve all been there—standing at a crossroads, feeling lost, anxious, or overwhelmed by the weight of a decision. In those moments, many of us turn to familiar words of comfort, and few are as well-known as Proverbs 3:5–6. This advice comes from King Solomon, a man renowned for his wisdom, writing to his own son. But for all its fame, this passage is often understood only on the surface. Hidden within the original Hebrew are four life-a

Have you ever read a story in the Bible that was so powerful, you had to immediately tell someone about it? For me, that story is about a Roman soldier named Cornelius. It poses a question many sincere people ask: Is being a good, moral person—someone who prays, gives to charity, and treats others well—enough to be right with God? We often hope our good deeds are sufficient.