As Christians should we be afraid of Halloween?

 Kirk Cameron explains it so beautifully in his YouTube channel:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcgVxVqf3b4

Should we be concerned about Halloween as "Satan's top holiday" feature when you have ghost, goblins, spiders, snakes, and whatever?

The short answer is "NO!" Go and watch his YouTube video explanation.

Put your faith and trust in Jesus Christ and not be afraid of such things. 

 

Tombstone of Hope in Heaven---the power of God and Jesus Christ

 Does this tombstone statue of a boy in a wheelchair finally standing up reaching for the sky make you smile?

Smile at the hope that he no longer have to be like that, free from the confines of a wheelchair, the pain and be wholly healed in heaven?

Would you still smile if the boy was once deaf, too, and that he has been made whole in heaven and can hear the sound, too?

Would you?

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In the name of Jesus Christ, say Amen!

This was originally published on 4/13/2013 in my blog channel with the original title "Tombstone of Hope in Heaven"

Baptized, Renewed, and Seeing Anew: How Christ is Reshaping My Mind, Marriage, and Mission.

On October 15, 2025, my old self drowned in the Tennessee River—Christ’s grace resurrected me (Romans 6:4 CEV).

Change comes slow, but Christ comes sure. The man who once snapped now pauses—not perfectly, but prayerfully. My wife’s steady love (Proverbs 31:12 CEV) recognizing that she is also not perfect and the Spirit’s promptings (Galatians 5:22-23 CEV) and my faith in her grows are reshaping me. My love for her grows even if I stumble. 

At Calvary—where Jesus died for all my failures—He bore every harsh word I’ve regretted; at baptism, I surrendered my right to retaliate. Some days, old habits roar. On others, grace whispers louder through Scripture I’ve hidden in my heart. But each step—from baptism’s waters to daily choices—proves: ‘He who began a good work will carry it to completion’ (Philippians 1:6 CEV).

My wife sees the difference. ‘The old is gone!’ she signs with a smile. I’m not perfect—just forgiven, and fiercely loved by my Savior Jesus Christ.

If my messy journey resonates, know this: Christ’s river runs deep enough for your old self too. His door is open—will you step through and accept Christ your Lord and Savior?

Amen!