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Why Passion Alone Won't Shift the Culture Ted Yule Dec 30, 2025 Recently I caught a football game I wouldn’t normally touch with a ten-foot pole: Oregon State versus Sam Houston University. Not exactly headline material. Oregon State was limping in at 2 wins vs. 7 losses, and Sam Houston hadn’t won a single game all season—0–8. Classic “who cares” territory. But for some reason, I tuned in around halftime. And I’m glad I did. Oregon State came out swinging. They outgained Sam

A Kingdom Cry Hidden in Plain Sight Ted Yule December 24, 2025 Some truths don’t shout. They wait. For nearly 1,500 years, the Church has slowed down in the final days before Christmas to pray seven ancient prayers known as the O Antiphons . Each begins with a longing cry — “O…”  — calling on the Messiah by one of His prophetic titles. These antiphons were sung during evening prayer from December 17–23, building holy anticipation day by day. What I didn’t realize until this y

Moses, Fear, and the Cost of Neutral Leadership Ted Yule December 15, 2025 Numbers 13 and 14 are usually taught as a cautionary tale about fear, unbelief, and bad reports. The spotlight almost always falls on the twelve spies—ten faithless, two faithful—and rightly so. Their report changed the destiny of a generation. But there’s another leadership question in this story that often goes unexamined: What role did Moses play in setting this failure in motion? That question isn’

Ted Yule December 8, 2025 Much of the following flows from the rich, timely teaching of Sandy Isfeld of Renew Generations Ministry. It’s a word for now. There’s a divine disruption unfolding across the earth. It’s more than geopolitical. More than economic. It's spiritual. The Lord is shaking everything that can be shaken—not to destroy, but to reveal. And for those with ears to hear, this shaking is not just a crisis. It’s a calling . Isaiah prophesied, “See, darkness covers

And You’re the Yeast By Ted Yule  Nov. 28, 2025 There’s a small but explosive parable tucked quietly into Matthew 13:33—so short you can miss its force if you blink. “The Kingdom of heaven is like yeast that a woman took and mixed into about sixty pounds of flour until it worked all through the dough” (NIV). We often read it as a sweet domestic scene: a woman baking bread, a pinch of yeast, a cozy kitchen. But this is no gentle vignette. It’s a prophetic announcement. Jesus i

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