The author reflects on the impact of September 11, 2001, expressing concerns about the lessons learned in its aftermath. While America introduced significant security changes and military actions, the discourse surrounding Islam and Christianity remains confused. The author emphasizes that hope should rest in Jesus Christ and urges Christians to actively live out their faith rather than becoming politically entangled.
This post originally appeared on the author's old blog. A friend of mine posted his astonishment that America could be on the cusp of electing a bonafide "Socialist" to the office of President, from either primary party. I began to formulate a response then realized that my reply would be far more suited to a full-on … Continue reading Destruction of a Nation and the Christian’s Responsibility
As I sit here trying to engage fully in prayer and study, I find my self flooded with tears. Certainly there is plenty to grieve when it comes to the condition of our nation - the hatred, the resurgence of politician and media-fueled (even engineered) racism, the ongoing holocaust of abortion, and of course - … Continue reading US Elections and Divisions Among Brethren
Friday is the anniversary of a day that will live in infamy for me. I remember so vividly walking in to the library at Carlisle High School, passing through to the study hall room when Ms. Vanessa Haun, with tears and a shaky voice met me and asked if I had heard about an airplane … Continue reading A Day That Will Live In Infamy
Contending For Christ 