Amy Granger

The story of Adam and Eve raises one of the most difficult questions in Christian theology. If God knew that the serpent would tempt the …

In early America, fear walked alongside faith. Settlers brought with them a deep belief in good and evil, angels and demons, God and the Devil. …

Satan is one of the most feared figures in Christianity, but biblical tradition never presents him as God’s equal. That distinction matters. Movies, horror stories, …

Christian tradition does not portray Satan as someone who simply wants people to become obviously evil. The biblical picture is often more subtle. Satan is …

Thunderstorms must have been powerful experiences for early Slavic communities. Dark clouds could suddenly cover the sky, lightning could strike forests and homes, and thunder …

The minutes before sleep can become strangely creative. Unfortunately, many people use that creativity to imagine everything that could go wrong tomorrow. You replay an …

Manifesting a specific person can easily become one of the most emotionally intense parts of the Law of Attraction and Law of Assumption. You know …

Winter held a frightening power over early Slavic communities. Cold weather could freeze rivers, cover fields with snow, limit food supplies, and bring danger. It …

You spend weeks thinking about someone, wondering whether they will contact you and imagining conversations with them. Nothing happens. Eventually, you become tired of waiting, …

Affirmations are supposed to help you change your inner dialogue, strengthen your self-concept, and focus on the experiences you want to create. So why can …