Ruth–My Favorite Short Story
A remarkable short story, the Book of Ruth may be brief, but it has a powerful message. It also gives a stunning insight into how many people choose a religion.
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The Rise of Technology: A Modern Reflection of Ancient Prophecy?
This unprecedented rise of technology, alongside the emergence of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) and discussions of one-world governmental systems, echoes ancient prophecies from the Bible, specifically those found in the Book of Revelation.
The Fragile Few: How the Easily Offended Are Stifling Freedom of Expression
In the latest episode of the hypersensitive saga, a small but vocal minority has decided that the phrase “Christ is King” is now offensive.
The Goldilocks Universe: A Theistic Perspective on Fine-Tuning
The universe’s remarkable fine-tuning, often referred to as the “Goldilocks theory,” presents a compelling argument for those who view the world through a theistic lens.
Joel–Not One of My Favorites
Even though the Book of Joel is not one of my favorite books of the Bible, the prophet Joel still has a lot to say to those of us living in the 21st century.
The United States: A Modern-Day Babel
The Washington Monument, standing tall at 555 feet, has long been seen as a symbol representing American power and dominance.
Trump Assassination Attempt: An American Travels To Butler Crime Scene
When Lynchburg, VA resident, Professor Stephen Putney, visited the scene in Butler, PA, on July 20th, one week after the shooter almost killed President Trump, the crime scene was still roped off and federal government vehicles could be seen. As this article goes to press, Americans learn that President Trump will be returning to Butler …
God Tunes: How Christians Miss the Point of “Spirit in the Sky”
Greenbaum missed the point of “Spirit in the Sky” and so do many Christians to this day.
Are We Choosing the Right Side?
What can we learn from the King Solomon’s wisdom books in the Bible? When he wrote that “the heart of the wise inclines to the right,” was he talking politics?
Dealing with the Storms of Life
It’s early in hurricane season, and wise coastal residents stay on alert for these mega-storms. But how do we deal with the storms that life puts in our paths?
Unveiling Spiritual Warfare: Understanding Evil and the Battle for Humanity
At the heart of spiritual warfare lies the recognition that evil exists—an undeniable reality attested to throughout human history and scripture.
What Are Your Spiritual Gifts?
You were created by God for a specific purpose. In fact, when you became a Christian, God gave you at least one very specific spiritual gift. Are you using it?
Embracing Faith Amidst Secular Symbols
In my personal journey, I recall how my discovery that many of our holidays have roots in pagan rituals, initially shook my Christian-centric ideology.
Free Indeed!
Today, while we celebrate America’s freedom from tyranny, many of us remain slaves to a much darker force. Are we free? What does it mean to be truly free?
Prosperity Gospel is Not Gospel
Prosperity theology tells us that if we have faith (and donate to Christian ministries), we will receive financial blessings. Stop! That’s a dangerous belief!
Prioritizing Humanity: A Closer Look at Our Values
The recent events surrounding the US hasty withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2020 shed light on a concerning aspect of our society’s values.
A Rallying Cry for Modern Christians: Eric Metaxas’ “A Letter to the American Church
“Cheap grace,” a term coined by theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer, describes a superficial form of Christianity that avoids the difficult work of confronting societal wrongs.
Falling to Pieces
Maybe it’s not fair, but bad things do happen to good people. And while it makes no sense to us, we can trust that God has a plan for our hope and future.
The Devil Was in the Details
In light of last week’s insanity at the General Conference of the United Methodist Church, it’s time to shake the dust off of our feet and move away and onward.
May Day: Mayday! Mayday!
Mayday! The United Methodist Church’s misguided celebration of its liberal “victory” is akin to Nero’s fiddling while Rome burned to the ground.