Jesse Hall
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Jesse Hall
@apolmathchristian.bsky.social
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An Open Letter to My Dad

A heartfelt reflection on a complicated relationship with my father, memories both cherished and painful, and the longing to hear his voice one more time.
An Open Letter to My Dad
A heartfelt reflection on a complicated relationship with my father, memories both cherished and painful, and the longing to hear his voice one more time.
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An Open Letter to Miranda: A Tribute to Strength, Faith, and Hope

A heartfelt letter to my lifelong friend Miranda — my sister’s childhood companion, a brave survivor, and a shining example of courage and grace as she faces another round in her battle against breast cancer.
An Open Letter to Miranda: A Tribute to Strength, Faith, and Hope
A heartfelt letter to my lifelong friend Miranda — my sister’s childhood companion, a brave survivor, and a shining example of courage and grace as she faces another round in her battle against breast cancer.
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When Fish Fly: Reflections from Miami’s Coral City Camera

While watching the Coral City Camera to keep my screen from timing out, I was unexpectedly drawn in by the graceful way fish seemed to soar through the water — a quiet reminder of God’s beautiful design in creation.
When Fish Fly: Reflections from Miami’s Coral City Camera
While watching the Coral City Camera to keep my screen from timing out, I was unexpectedly drawn in by the graceful way fish seemed to soar through the water — a quiet reminder of God’s beautiful design in creation.
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The Puffball and the Fruit of Faith

Growing up on five wooded acres taught me to love the quiet adventure of the countryside. Each fall, I searched for puffball mushrooms, never realizing how much they mirror our Christian lives. Like the puffball, we may look healthy on the outside, but only when…
The Puffball and the Fruit of Faith
Growing up on five wooded acres taught me to love the quiet adventure of the countryside. Each fall, I searched for puffball mushrooms, never realizing how much they mirror our Christian lives. Like the puffball, we may look healthy on the outside, but only when examined closely do we see what’s really growing within.
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Liberty at Risk: The Hidden Threat of Project 2025

"James Madison warned that concentrating legislative, executive, and judicial power in the same hands is the very definition of tyranny. Project 2025 risks doing exactly that — a blueprint for unchecked power that betrays the Founding Fathers and…
Liberty at Risk: The Hidden Threat of Project 2025
"James Madison warned that concentrating legislative, executive, and judicial power in the same hands is the very definition of tyranny. Project 2025 risks doing exactly that — a blueprint for unchecked power that betrays the Founding Fathers and endangers the liberty we’ve long fought to protect."
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Sunday Reflection: Love Is Still the Only Force

In a time of division and rising hostility, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s timeless call to love our enemies reminds us that true strength lies not in hatred, but in courageous, God-centered love. This Sunday, let us reflect on how love can transform…
Sunday Reflection: Love Is Still the Only Force
In a time of division and rising hostility, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s timeless call to love our enemies reminds us that true strength lies not in hatred, but in courageous, God-centered love. This Sunday, let us reflect on how love can transform hearts, heal divisions, and guide our actions.
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America and the Delusion of Moral Leadership

Will Rogers warned that America might die from the delusion of moral leadership. His words still echo today as we confuse moral superiority with true moral integrity. Real leadership begins not with boasting, but with humility, repentance, and living…
America and the Delusion of Moral Leadership
Will Rogers warned that America might die from the delusion of moral leadership. His words still echo today as we confuse moral superiority with true moral integrity. Real leadership begins not with boasting, but with humility, repentance, and living what we claim to believe.
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The Hidden Victims of War: A Call for Justice, Mercy, and Accountability

When faith is used to justify politics or violence, innocent people suffer. This post examines the human cost of the Israel-Hamas conflict, the divided Palestinian leadership, and the moral responsibility of Christians to…
The Hidden Victims of War: A Call for Justice, Mercy, and Accountability
When faith is used to justify politics or violence, innocent people suffer. This post examines the human cost of the Israel-Hamas conflict, the divided Palestinian leadership, and the moral responsibility of Christians to protect life, provide aid, and uphold justice.
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Looking Down: Why We Judge Others and Forget Grace

From wealth and education to generational divides, we often judge those who are different from us. But Scripture shows that pride and fear have always fueled this cycle—and calls us to respond with humility and grace instead.
Looking Down: Why We Judge Others and Forget Grace
From wealth and education to generational divides, we often judge those who are different from us. But Scripture shows that pride and fear have always fueled this cycle—and calls us to respond with humility and grace instead.
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America of Greed

America has traded compassion for convenience, mercy for pride, and brotherhood for branding. We have become a nation of I — worshipping ourselves while losing our soul. It is time to look inward, seek God, and rebuild the heart of our nation.
America of Greed
America has traded compassion for convenience, mercy for pride, and brotherhood for branding. We have become a nation of I — worshipping ourselves while losing our soul. It is time to look inward, seek God, and rebuild the heart of our nation.
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The Light of Christ and the Lessons of Masonry

“When we keep our face toward the Son, His light guides our steps and the shadows lose their power. Whitman’s words, paired with Scripture and Masonic principles, remind us to walk in truth, live by the square, and let the Light of Christ shine…
The Light of Christ and the Lessons of Masonry
“When we keep our face toward the Son, His light guides our steps and the shadows lose their power. Whitman’s words, paired with Scripture and Masonic principles, remind us to walk in truth, live by the square, and let the Light of Christ shine through us.”
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Still Hurting: A Heart Laid Bare

My heart is broken and I feel lost, doubting whether anyone truly cares. Yet even in the middle of pain, I’m still here, still writing, and reaching for a flicker of hope that feels too small to see.
Still Hurting: A Heart Laid Bare
My heart is broken and I feel lost, doubting whether anyone truly cares. Yet even in the middle of pain, I’m still here, still writing, and reaching for a flicker of hope that feels too small to see.
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When the Circle Grows Smaller

As the years pass, the table around me has fewer chairs filled. Friends and family fade from this life, but God’s love remains constant and eternal.
When the Circle Grows Smaller
As the years pass, the table around me has fewer chairs filled. Friends and family fade from this life, but God’s love remains constant and eternal.
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Help My Unbelief

Faith isn’t about perfection or never doubting. Like the father in Mark 9, we can come to Jesus with honest, imperfect belief and say, “I do believe—help me overcome my unbelief.” Even the smallest faith, offered honestly, can unlock God’s power and grace in our lives.
Help My Unbelief
Faith isn’t about perfection or never doubting. Like the father in Mark 9, we can come to Jesus with honest, imperfect belief and say, “I do believe—help me overcome my unbelief.” Even the smallest faith, offered honestly, can unlock God’s power and grace in our lives.
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Questioning the Rapture and Returning to Christ’s Coming

“With the recent rapture craze, I decided to examine this teaching more closely. The word ‘rapture’ is nowhere in Scripture, and its modern form began in the 1800s. By focusing on Christ’s coming instead, we can stay faithful to the early…
Questioning the Rapture and Returning to Christ’s Coming
“With the recent rapture craze, I decided to examine this teaching more closely. The word ‘rapture’ is nowhere in Scripture, and its modern form began in the 1800s. By focusing on Christ’s coming instead, we can stay faithful to the early Church and the clear message of the Bible.”
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