Jan 14, 2021We Must Watch God DieIn recent months, many people, Christian people, have been anxious about the outcome of elections, court hearings, closures, reopenings, travels and sundries of other events. In some cases people have lost income, health, and even life waiting for those outcomes. …Christianity2 min readChristianity2 min read
Oct 21, 2020Lessons of God’s ArmorAfter studying Ephesians 6 in light of Isaiah 59, I found there’s so much depth in this picture the apostle Paul paints in describing the essential attire for the Christian. …Christianity5 min readChristianity5 min read
Sep 10, 2020Idols of MenWithin entertainment, academia, industry, and even Christendom there are men and women who disappoint their supporters, sully themselves before observers, and disqualify themselves within their fields. This should be, in most cases, expected. I find within my secular circles this occurrence is particularly hurtful to those people who receive news…Christianity3 min readChristianity3 min read
Sep 3, 2020Black Thought WhiteRace has been an integral part of the national conversation for months if not years and it’s quite tiring. What’s more tiring is the lack of intelligent discussion around it. What’s frustrating is the lack of freedom of thought in it. Freedom is something that has been emphasized in the…Opinion4 min readOpinion4 min read
Aug 19, 2020How to TurnRecently, Jonathan Cahn has announced a call to national and global prayer called The Return derived from the passage in I Chronicles: “If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear…Christianity5 min readChristianity5 min read
Aug 13, 2020God’s Evidence-Based ApproachWhen we look at the Gospels collectively, and the teachings and actions of Jesus specifically, we find an incarnation of God fully concerned about what we think about him rather than what we feel about him. …Bible Study4 min readBible Study4 min read
Aug 6, 2020Of Election and GovernanceThe political world today is in chaos, so the relationship between the people and government has been near the forefront of my mind regularly. Coincidentally, I’ve been reading John Locke’s Two Treatises of Government. …Government4 min readGovernment4 min read
Jul 23, 2020Will We Overcome?“Be not overcome of evil, but overcome evil with good.” Rom. 12:21 This prescription for evil is one of the most powerful in the Bible, but also one of the most amorphous. What is evil? What is good? What does it mean to overcome? The Bible is clear about the…Christianity3 min readChristianity3 min read
Jul 15, 2020Inequality as a VirtueIn a time when some people feel they’ve been treated unjustly, it’s prudent to take a look at the origin of this perception. I say “feel” and “perception” because I have only a few ways of knowing the facts behind claims of injustice or inequality I’ve heard. …Christianity4 min readChristianity4 min read
Jul 8, 2020This is Not a Cross?During my freshman year in university, I was introduced to René Magritte’s The Treachery of Images. I remember my art history professor noting the French text translated into “This is not a pipe.” According to her interpretation, and Magritte’s, this is true. It was a painting of a pipe. When…Christianity2 min readChristianity2 min read
