We live in a time when the word injustice gets thrown around constantly. Scroll social media for five minutes, and you’ll find someone chanting, “No justice, no peace!” or insisting that their inconvenience, mistreatment, or disagreement proves the world is unfair. And to be sure, true injustice does exist. People suffer. Systems fail. Hearts break. … Continue reading THE INJUSTICE OF THE CROSS: What Most Never Consider
Dear Brethren in Christ, I write to you today with a heart full of love, concern, and a deep desire to see not only our church fellowship grow in Christlikeness and unity, but to see the growth and glorious witness of Churches in general to impact our communities wherever you may be. It is my … Continue reading A Pastoral Letter on the Use of Our Words
Loss of salvation or scribes guilty of the offense addressed? In my morning musings and reading, I came upon Revelation 22, and verse 19 in particular. Every time I read this passage, I think back to many arguments over theology, with the key doctrine of “Eternal Security of the Believer”. Over the years, I have … Continue reading The Irony of Revelation 22:19
We’ve all known someone like this: the person who seems to take special joy in pointing out everyone else’s flaws. Maybe you remember them from the schoolyard—the one who mocked the overweight kid, the short kid, the one wearing discount-store sneakers, or the one whose parents drove a rusty old beater because that’s all they … Continue reading Fault-Finders and the Fracturing of Grace
This is a post I never intended to write. However, it grieves me to see this issue being used to divide our nation—and, more importantly, to create division among sincere, Christ-following believers. While I struggle to be brief and concise (as I dislike leaving too many loose ends), I will attempt to keep this as … Continue reading Judaism, Zionism, Israel, & “Antisemitism”
With the rapid growth and dramatic advancements in AI technology—now embedded in social media platforms (X has Grok, Facebook/Meta has Llama, etc.), word processing apps (Apple Pages has Apple Intelligence, Microsoft's Mule, and so on), and a flood of AI-driven image manipulation, editing, and raw generation—we must take a serious and critical look at what … Continue reading Some Thoughts on AI and Its Implications in Culture and Ministry
A few months ago, I received an email advertising a new film "by the producers of The Case For Christ and God's Not Dead movies. This didn't immediately inspire me to watch the movie, but when I received a follow-up with an invitation to pre-screen the movie, I decided to give it a go. I … Continue reading The Last Supper 2025: Another Victim of Creative Liberty
“But brother goeth to law with brother, and that before the unbelievers.” (1 Corinthians 6:6 KJV) "On the contrary, brother is tried with brother, and that before unbelievers!" (LSB) This verse is often misunderstood (or twisted) by churches and Christians. Paul's complaint is that believers in Corinth were essentially filing what we would think of … Continue reading The Courts and The Church
I just got home from an early screening for the latest Kendrick Brothers movie The Forge, starring several faces familiar to those who have seen prior Kendrick Brothers films, including Priscilla Shirer (as Cynthia Wright and reprising her role as Elizabeth Jordan from War Room), Karen Abercrombie (also reprising her role as Mrs. Clara from … Continue reading The Forge: An Inspiring Kendrick Brothers Movie Focused on Genuine Discipleship
It is so ever easy to be busy. To load ourselves up with doing. To distract ourselves with activities, volunteering, or simply busy work. I've done it - and complained about how tired, exhausted, and worn out I am. I've used the excuse of fatigue and lacking of time to skip personal prayer and Scripture … Continue reading Too Busy, Distracted, And Starving
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