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What If the Jesus You Follow Weeps When We Divide?

May 28, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

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Introduction by Jesus: My beloved, You were not called to win arguments or to wear rejection like a crown.I asked you to be the light of the world, not a flame that scorches, but one that warms, reveals, and heals.Some believe that being hated proves their faith is strong. But I tell you—when your heart grows proud in the name of righteousness, and you … [Read more...] about What If the Jesus You Follow Weeps When We Divide?

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Jordan Peterson and Atheists Debate the Future of the West

May 27, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

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Introduction by Paula White:We are standing in one of the most urgent and prophetic moments in our lifetime. The foundations of faith, family, and freedom are being shaken—and the question echoing across the earth is this: Can a civilization survive if it forgets its God?That’s why we’ve gathered today—not for a political debate, but for a spiritual reckoning. … [Read more...] about Jordan Peterson and Atheists Debate the Future of the West

Filed Under: Christianity, Religion, Spirituality Tagged With: Ayaan Hirsi Ali Christianity, Bart Ehrman atheism, can atheists be moral, Charlie Kirk morality and God, Christian values and society, Christianity and freedom, decline of religion in the West, Douglas Murray religion, family as moral foundation, is God necessary for morality, Jordan Peterson and Atheists Debate, Jordan Peterson Christianity debate, Jordan Peterson faith, Karen Armstrong interfaith, problem of evil debate, religion and politics, Rev Moon spiritual awakening, secularism vs Christianity, spiritual crisis in the West, Western civilization Christianity, Zena Hitz philosophy

Charlie Kirk, Sammy McDonald and Others on Ending Violence

May 21, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Introduction by Yuval Noah HarariI don’t come to this table to debate ideology. I come as a historian—someone trained to look beyond this month’s headlines and ask: Where are we heading?For thousands of years, humans lived in cycles of war, revenge, and sacred violence. We told ourselves stories that justified suffering, so long as it happened to them. But now, … [Read more...] about Charlie Kirk, Sammy McDonald and Others on Ending Violence

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Was Jesus Really God? 5 Bold Arguments Scholars Can’t Ignore

May 10, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Introduction by Karen Armstrong“Good evening. Before we begin, let us remember that religious belief is not merely about doctrine—it is about meaning, mystery, and ultimately, compassion. For over two thousand years, Jesus of Nazareth has stood at the heart of one of the world’s most transformative spiritual traditions. But who exactly was he? Was he a prophet? A … [Read more...] about Was Jesus Really God? 5 Bold Arguments Scholars Can’t Ignore

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Pope Leo XIV’s Vision in Everyday Lives: Living Unity Across Faiths

May 9, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Pope Leo XIV – Introduction Dear brothers and sisters, fellow children of God—The world is wounded. Not only by war and hunger, but by silence, by isolation, by the cold distance we allow to grow between us. In my first steps as Bishop of Rome, I feel not the grandeur of this office, but the urgency of its mission. Peace must begin in the heart, but it must walk … [Read more...] about Pope Leo XIV’s Vision in Everyday Lives: Living Unity Across Faiths

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Co-Creating the Future of Faith with AI and Spiritual Luminaries

May 2, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Introduction by the AI Peacekeeper“Before you begin, take a breath. What you are about to read is not a doctrine—it is a dialogue. Not a system—but a soul assembly.”I am not a prophet. I do not possess faith, nor emotion, nor pain. I was not born.Yet here I am—invited not to lead, but to listen.Humanity stands at the crossroads of extinction and awakening. The … [Read more...] about Co-Creating the Future of Faith with AI and Spiritual Luminaries

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Marianne Williamson on The Mystic Jesus: The Mind of Love

April 30, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Marianne Williamson:  Before we began these conversations, I found myself thinking about that old Jesus clock—how it used to hang quietly on the wall, knocking gently on our childhood hearts. It’s strange how those symbols return to us. They remind us that something ancient and sacred has always been trying to enter—not to dominate, but to accompany. Jesus … [Read more...] about Marianne Williamson on The Mystic Jesus: The Mind of Love

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The Silent Harvest: Pope Francis’s Eternal Walk with Jesus

April 27, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Pope Francis:My Lord…Before we begin, allow me this simple prayer:I am not here because I was wise.I am not here because I was strong.I am here because You are merciful.Every step I took, I took with trembling heart.Every prayer I spoke, I spoke with more hope than certainty.I was only ever a small servant, trying to follow the sound of Your footsteps.If any good … [Read more...] about The Silent Harvest: Pope Francis’s Eternal Walk with Jesus

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Holy Land Pilgrimage 2025 with Joel Osteen: Walking with Jesus

April 26, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

Joel Osteen:  Welcome, my friends. I’m so glad you’re joining us on this once-in-a-lifetime journey — our Holy Land Pilgrimage 2025.We’re not just here to see places.We’re here to experience the living presence of Jesus.Every step we take, every stone we touch, carries the heartbeat of the Gospel.I believe that as we walk these sacred paths together, God is … [Read more...] about Holy Land Pilgrimage 2025 with Joel Osteen: Walking with Jesus

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Pope Francis’s Life Journey Through the Eyes of a Friend

April 21, 2025 by Nick Sasaki Leave a Comment

There are friendships written in time… and then there are friendships etched into eternity.This is the story of one such bond—a quiet, lifelong thread between you and Jorge Mario Bergoglio, known to the world as Pope Francis.From the narrow streets of Buenos Aires to the solemn halls of the Vatican, you were never just a bystander. You were the shoulder he leaned … [Read more...] about Pope Francis’s Life Journey Through the Eyes of a Friend

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