If the accuser comes, lift your eyes to the cross. Do not debate him. Do not listen to him. Just point to the Blood.

When Paul writes, “It is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me” (Galatians 2:20), he is not describing an elite, advanced form of spirituality. He is unveiling God’s blueprint for every believer. The normal Christian life is not you trying harder—it is Christ living His life through you.

Before creation, before sin, before rulership, there was Fatherhood. God’s eternal purpose flows not from a problem to be fixed or a kingdom to be managed, but from His heart as a Father, longing for sons and daughters.

Too often, the “Fall of Man” becomes the first chapter of our theology. We view everything through the lens of sin and salvation, as if history only began when things went wrong. The Bible doesn’t start with Genesis 3. It starts with Genesis 1—God creating mankind in His image, blessing them, and entrusting them with stewardship over creation. Before sin entered the picture, there was glory, intimacy, purpose, and fellowship. That is our true beginning.