Adrian Drayton

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Hearing God in a Noisy World

Hearing God’s voice is not about chasing mysterious signs or waiting for a booming sound from heaven. Most of the time, it’s quieter, slower, and more ordinary than we expect. But it’s also more certain, because God has already given us clear ways to know God’s voice. The first and clearest way is through Scripture. […]

Adrian Drayton · 22 September 2025

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Platonic Reminds Us Why Friendship Still Matters

Friendship is a strange thing. It sneaks up on us, it saves us, and sometimes it complicates our lives more than we’d like. Now in it’s hysterical second season, the Apple TV+ series Platonic, starring Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen, leans hard into that messy, awkward, necessary part of life: having a friend you can’t […]

Adrian Drayton · 16 September 2025

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If Church Disappeared Tomorrow, Would Your Faith Survive?

If all the programs, music, and buildings disappeared tomorrow, what would be left of your faith? It’s an unsettling question, but a necessary one. We get used to connecting our walk with God to certain forms—Sunday services, worship teams, small groups, conferences. These are good things. They can help us grow. But they are not […]

Adrian Drayton · 8 September 2025

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Chief of War and the Unfinished Story of Stolen Land

We live on stolen land. That is not a metaphor, not a rhetorical flourish, but a plain and stubborn fact. The ground we build on, the soil we farm, the beaches we claim as holiday escapes—all of it was taken. In the United States, the genocide and displacement of Native Americans is at least acknowledged […]

Adrian Drayton · 2 September 2025

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A 1972 Warning We Can No Longer Ignore

In 1972, scientists at MIT published The Limits to Growth, a report that dared to ask a question most of us still avoid: what happens when a culture obsessed with growth collides with the limits of a finite planet? Their answer was sobering. If we carried on with business-as-usual, industrial civilization would peak and then unravel […]

Adrian Drayton · 1 September 2025

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What Would Jesus Post?

If Jesus had a social media account today, I doubt it would look like the feeds we’re used to. No holiday selfies. No “humblebrags.” No passive-aggressive pokes at the Pharisees. Jesus knew how to speak into the culture of His time. He used the tools and language people understood — stories, questions, and signs. Social […]

Adrian Drayton · 1 September 2025

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Prime Video Greenlights Joseph of Egypt, An Epic New Limited Series from the Creators of The Chosen

Prime Video is expanding its slate of biblical dramas with the official greenlight of Joseph of Egypt, a compelling eight-episode limited series from the makers of The Chosen. Production has already commenced in New Mexico, promising a grand retelling of one of the Old Testament’s most enduring narratives. The series casts Adam Hashmi, known for […]

Adrian Drayton · 26 August 2025

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Finding God in the Ordinary Moments

When we talk about faith, we often picture big moments. Baptisms. Weddings. Worship services. Mountain top experiences. But most of life isn’t lived on a stage or in the middle of something dramatic. Most of life is washing dishes, commuting to work, answering emails, talking with friends, or sitting in traffic. And if God is […]

Adrian Drayton · 25 August 2025

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Faith Is Never a Solo Journey

Faith does not grow in isolation. It takes shape in the presence of other people. From the first pages of Scripture, God shows that life with Him is tied to life with others. “It is not good for the man to be alone” (Genesis 2:18). This is not only about marriage. It speaks to the […]

Adrian Drayton · 25 August 2025

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Faith, Tik Tok and Generation Alpha

Generation Alpha—the kids born from about 2010 onwards—are the first to grow up with TikTok and similar platforms as a normal part of life. For many of them, TikTok isn’t just where they get entertainment. It’s where they learn about the world, discover new ideas, and form opinions about politics, culture, relationships, and even faith. […]

Adrian Drayton · 18 August 2025

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Don’t Judge Me, but the Final Destination Films Taught Me Something About Faith

So, I binge-watched every Final Destination movie. On a rainy weekend. Yes, all of them. Even the new one, Bloodlines. Yes, I hear you saying that’s a lot of flying hubcaps, falling signs, and freakish household accidents. On the surface, they’re schlocky, Rube Goldberg machines of doom. But somewhere between the laughing at absurd death […]

Adrian Drayton · 14 August 2025

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What Does ‘Spiritual but Not Religious’ Actually Mean?

According to Barna, a lot of Gen Z Christians are now calling themselves “spiritual but not religious.” They want a connection with God without the Sunday routine, the leadership structure, the rules, or the church baggage. To them, spirituality works just fine on its own. And honestly, it’s not hard to understand why. They’ve grown […]

Adrian Drayton · 14 August 2025