I have made plenty of mistakes in my life, from economic to moral, from spiritual to physical. When I was a child, my parents tried to be selective in when and how they would "bail me out" of the consequences of my errors, all with the intent of guiding me to learn from my mistakes. … Continue reading Responsibility, Decisions, Accountability, and Politics
It really is a simple question: Are you a "values voter"? I suppose I need to begin with defining the term. A values voter is someone who participates in the election process by casting their votes for the candidates that most closely reflect their values. Anyone can be a values voter - as … Continue reading Are You a "Values Voter"?
There is a great deal of controversy and debate over the death penalty/capital punishment. Many well-meaning Christians point to the death of Jesus Christ on the Cross to pay for our sins. They look to scripture that clearly says that we all deserve death for our sins. Unfortunately, while scripture does say that the "wages … Continue reading Death Penalty and the Christian (and An Ironic Twist)
Contending For Christ 