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Nick Sasaki

Is Jesus God or the Son of God?

August 13, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

N. T. Wright:  “Few questions have stirred as much conversation, devotion, and debate in the Christian story as this: Is Jesus God, or is He the Son of God?When we open the New Testament, we do not step into a world of abstract philosophy, but into the living drama of Israel’s God fulfilling His promises. The language we find is steeped in Jewish monotheism … [Read more...] about Is Jesus God or the Son of God?

Filed Under: Bible, Christianity Tagged With: 1 Corinthians 8:6 explained, Acts 2:36 meaning, Anthony Buzzard Jesus, Bart Ehrman Christology, Bible verses Jesus Son of God, Dale Tuggy Trinity debate, early Christian Christology, early church view of Jesus, Hebrews 1:3 meaning, historical Jesus identity, image of God meaning, is jesus god or the son of god, is jesus the same as god, is jesus the son of god, Jason BeDuhn Bible translation, Jesus God or Son of God, jesus identity debate, Jesus prayer to the Father, John 17:3 explained, New Testament Jesus identity, Philippians 2:9 meaning, proof Jesus is not God

Love Your Enemy in 2025: Faith, Politics & Command of Jesus

August 13, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Jesus:  When I first said, “Love your enemy,” the world already knew war, oppression, and injustice. Rome ruled by the sword, and many believed strength came from crushing one’s foes. Yet I told them to bless those who cursed them, to pray for those who mistreated them, because love is the only force that can break the cycle of fear and vengeance.Now, in … [Read more...] about Love Your Enemy in 2025: Faith, Politics & Command of Jesus

Filed Under: Christianity, Politics, World Peace Tagged With: applying Jesus to policy, Benjamin Netanyahu faith, Christian hypocrisy politics, Christian Israel support, Christian Zionism critique, Evangelical support for Israel, faith and politics, faith credibility, faith without compassion, gospel in 2025, Jesus hardest teaching, love your enemy 2025, loving enemies in modern world, modern Christian ethics, national security and faith, Palestinian Christian voice, political Christianity, prophecy fulfillment debate, prophecy vs compassion, selective morality in Christianity

The Soul’s Companion: Rumi Through a Friend’s Eyes

August 13, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Coleman Barks:  When you walk with Rumi, you do not walk in a straight line. The path curves through gardens, dips into marketplaces, turns unexpectedly into silence, and opens suddenly into light. These are not mere detours — they are the way.This series is a set of windows into moments I imagine we might have shared if I could have been his friend. Not the … [Read more...] about The Soul’s Companion: Rumi Through a Friend’s Eyes

Filed Under: Literature, Spirituality, Wisdom Tagged With: Rumi and Shams meeting, Rumi best friend series, Rumi emotional journey, Rumi friendship, Rumi garden, Rumi grief, Rumi Konya, Rumi last days, Rumi love and longing, Rumi mystic life, Rumi poems friendship, Rumi poetry life, Rumi quotes, Rumi reed flute, Rumi sema dance, Rumi Shams of Tabriz, Rumi soul companion, Rumi spiritual journey, Rumi sufi poetry, Rumi whirling dervish

Mother Agapia: Faith, Walls & the Living Church of the Holy Land

August 12, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Archbishop Desmond Tutu:  My dear friends, the Holy Land is not merely a place on a map. It is the living cradle of our faith — the streets where Christ walked, the hills where He prayed, the valleys where He healed. But today, the Body of Christ here suffers under the weight of walls, checkpoints, and the slow erosion of community.I have seen walls before. … [Read more...] about Mother Agapia: Faith, Walls & the Living Church of the Holy Land

Filed Under: Christianity, Faith, Politics Tagged With: Bethlehem church, Bethlehem wall, Christian under occupation, Christian Zionism critique, faith under occupation, Gary Burge Holy Land, Holy Land Christians, Ilan Pappé Holy Land, interfaith Holy Land, Jerusalem church, living church not museum, Mother Agapia, Mother Agapia Stephanopoulos, Muslim Christian solidarity, Palestinian Christians, Patriarch Theophilos III, Pope Francis Holy Land, preserving Holy Land church, solidarity in Jerusalem, Walter Brueggemann land theology

The Only Living Boy: A Paul Simon Story Inspired by Their 20 Songs

August 12, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

IntroductionPaul Simon and Art Garfunkel created songs that have followed people through love, loneliness, travel, failure, friendship, and growing older.This fictional story asks a simple question:What if Paul Simon slowly realized that the songs he wrote as a young man were describing parts of his own future?“The Sound of Silence” becomes a story about people … [Read more...] about The Only Living Boy: A Paul Simon Story Inspired by Their 20 Songs

Filed Under: Friendship, Music, Reimagined Story, Spirituality Tagged With: 1960s music, Aging, America, American Dream, Art Garfunkel, Bookends, Bridge Over Troubled Water, folk music, friendship, Kathy Chitty, Loneliness, music history, New York, Old Friends, Paul Simon, Simon & Garfunkel, songwriting, The Boxer, The Only Living Boy in New York, The Sound of Silence

Rabindranath Tagore’s Journey Through a Friend’s Eyes

August 12, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Amitav Ghosh:  There are rivers that run through the lives of nations, shaping not only their geography but their spirit. For Bengal, the Padma was such a river, and for Rabindranath Tagore, it was a mirror to the soul — a constant companion in his seasons of joy and grief, creation and silence.What you will read here is not a biography in the ordinary … [Read more...] about Rabindranath Tagore’s Journey Through a Friend’s Eyes

Filed Under: Best Friend, Literature, Reimagined Story Tagged With: Rabindranath Tagore best friend series, Rabindranath Tagore friendship, Tagore and memory, Tagore Bengali poet, Tagore emotional journey, Tagore farewell, Tagore grief, Tagore intimate moments, Tagore last days, Tagore last poem, Tagore literary legacy, Tagore loss and love, Tagore Nobel Prize story, Tagore Padma River, Tagore poetic life, Tagore poetry inspiration, Tagore Shantiniketan, Tagore timeless wisdom, Tagore travel Tokyo, Tagore writing

Shared Earth Accord: How To End Land Wars Forever

August 12, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Ban Ki-moon:  Friends and colleagues, today we gather not as representatives of nations, but as guardians of a shared home. The world has seen far too many lives lost over boundaries drawn on a map — lines that divide people who share the same sky, drink from the same rivers, and walk on the same Earth.The Shared Earth Accord is not merely a vision; it … [Read more...] about Shared Earth Accord: How To End Land Wars Forever

Filed Under: Crypto, Economics, War, World Peace Tagged With: blockchain peace projects, Buckminster Fuller systems thinking, cultural unity hubs, Elon Musk peace plan, ending land conflicts, global peace initiative, green prosperity, How To End Land Wars, joint economic zones, land disputes solutions, Muhammad Yunus land sharing, Nelson Mandela reconciliation, Norman Borlaug agriculture for peace, peace dividend, profitable peace, Rev Sun Myung Moon peace, Richard Branson cultural projects, Shared Earth Accord, shared stewardship, Vitalik Buterin blockchain peace, Wangari Maathai environmental peace

Ignorance and Confidence: Mark Twain’s Formula for Bold Success

August 12, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Mark Twain:  I’ve said before — and I’ll stand by it until I’m proven wrong — that to succeed in life you need two things: ignorance and confidence. Now, ignorance is a word that gets a bad rap, as if it means you’ve been sitting in the corner with your ears plugged. But the kind I’m talking about is different. It’s the blessed freedom of not knowing all the … [Read more...] about Ignorance and Confidence: Mark Twain’s Formula for Bold Success

Filed Under: Personal Development, Success, Wisdom Tagged With: beginner mindset in life, beginner’s mind success, bold leadership lessons, boldness and wisdom, confidence mindset tips, confidence over experience, confidence vs arrogance, courage to start, fearless success stories, ignorance advantage, ignorance and confidence meaning, learning from failure, Mark Twain ignorance and confidence, Mark Twain success quote, risk taking in business, self belief stories, success without expertise, taking risks without fear, when ignorance is power, wisdom in boldness

From Street to Self-Sufficient: How To End Homelessness

August 11, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Mike Rowe:  For years, we’ve been told that the solution to homelessness is to give people a place to sleep and hope the rest takes care of itself. I’ve been around long enough to know that a roof without opportunity is just a holding pattern — it doesn’t change the trajectory of someone’s life.What we’ve put together here isn’t another report to gather … [Read more...] about From Street to Self-Sufficient: How To End Homelessness

Filed Under: Mental Health, Politics, Survival Tagged With: apprenticeship tax credits, breaking homelessness cycle, ending chronic homelessness, ending homelessness plan, funding homeless education, government funding reallocation, homeless confidence building, homeless entrepreneurship, homeless job placement, homelessness solutions, job training for homeless, mentorship for homeless, microloans for homeless, national apprenticeship programs, public private job partnerships, self-sufficiency programs, skill based homeless programs, skills training for homeless, transitional employment homeless, workforce reintegration

Trump–Putin Alaska Peace Accord Talks: Ending the Ukraine War

August 11, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

This is a thought experiment.It’s August 2025, and this week President Donald J. Trump is meeting Vladimir Putin in a cedar lodge overlooking Resurrection Bay, Alaska. The setting is far removed from the traditional venues of diplomacy. Instead of marble halls or grand auditoriums, the backdrop here is quiet water, snow-tipped mountains, and the steady glow of a … [Read more...] about Trump–Putin Alaska Peace Accord Talks: Ending the Ukraine War

Filed Under: Politics, War, World Peace Tagged With: Trump Putin Alaska diplomacy, Trump Putin Alaska peace talks, Trump Putin Alaska summit, Trump Putin border agreement, Trump Putin Crimea deal, Trump Putin Donbas status, Trump Putin economic reconstruction, Trump Putin legacy plan, Trump Putin NATO neutrality, Trump Putin peace accord, Trump Putin peace conference, Trump Putin peace framework, Trump Putin political optics, Trump Putin sanctions relief, Trump Putin security guarantees, Trump Putin territorial settlement, Trump Putin Ukraine ceasefire, Trump Putin Ukraine deal, Trump Putin Ukraine negotiation, Trump Putin war ending strategy

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