by Victor Kuksenko | Feb 17, 2020 | Ecclesiology, Old Testament, Theology
Photo by Trent Szmolnik on Unsplash Christianity is quickly dwindling down in America, as in most other western nations. The country is becoming more and more secular and “New Age” thought continues to infect its residents. Christians who stand on biblical convictions...
by Victor Kuksenko | Jan 20, 2020 | Christian Living, Humanity, Uncategorized
Imagine yourself at a stop light preparing to turn left on a busy intersection. You come to observe a homeless person standing to your right with a cardboard sign, saying “anything helps, God bless”. As your eyes quickly glance at the scene, you imagine...
by Victor Kuksenko | Jan 9, 2020 | Christian Living, Theology
Picture a toddler holding his mothers hand in a busy mall. He is constantly trying do his own thing, like going where he wants to, he tries to touch things he shouldn’t, and keeps pointing to everything. Amidst a crazy, hectic, unfamiliar mall the child...
by Victor Kuksenko | Jul 10, 2019 | Prayer, Theology
If God is Sovereign why pray? If God does all that he wills, do our prayers actually matter? When we become true believers in Jesus Christ we begin to desire to pray. Prayer becomes something more real and tangible because we become certain that God actually hears us...
by Victor Kuksenko | Jun 9, 2019 | Adoption, Christian Living, Salvation
Two and a half years into the adoption process we finally received a referral for a 2-year-old girl from Kyrgyzstan. The birth mother abandoned the child shortly after birth, being a young single woman in a big city without family or government support. By this...
