There’s plenty to argue about in this election. And there’s part of me that loves arguing and a part of me that hates it. What isn’t up for debate is that there will be true, born-again believers who will vote in numerous different ways in this 2020 election (and Christians who will want to deny … More Christian Voting Options for 2020
So, I’ve read a lot lately on how the Republican party is duping Christians into voting for them by dangling abortion in front of us election in and election out. I like politics for the theater of it, but am not personally invested. I have my preferences for who wins or loses, but it feels … More Abortion and Republicans and the Supreme Court
I’m not starting with the question “if” gluttony is a sin. That’s a solid Y.E.S. Don’t believe me? Here’s 21 Verses about Gluttony If you’ve never heard about gluttony in church, there might be some reasons why. 1) Although mentioned in a swath of Scriptures, there isn’t a defining passage on gluttony. 2) It’s a little … More Why Is Gluttony a Sin?
There are some faithful churches in the backwoods of Appalachia (almost predominantly white people) that still do snake-handling. Some estimate that up to 125 churches in America practice this important Christian tradition. But with 45,000 churches in America, it’s time to write a letter or send a telegraph to your Pastor to go down to … More Top 10 Reasons Your Church Should Start Snake-Handling
Well I’m certainly not on the cutting edge here. I’ve tried to do more listening than reacting lately (and just trying to keep my kids alive which is harder than the 2 full-time jobs I normally work.) But I’m going to make a case for why churches need to start opening up. I know many … More The Case for Why (Most) Churches Should Open
So the stimulus check just hit my bank account, and man does it feel weird to be a thousandaire. Now, don’t get me wrong. I’m still net-negative when you count my debts, but man, do I feel rich in this moment. I probably fit right into the middle of American families. (i.e. I’m not wealthy … More Read This Before Spending Your Stimulus Check
Chapter 1 – Gold “Get up Mary, we have to go.” Joseph calmly, but seriously, exclaimed as he started rolling up supplies in an old canvas cloth. “What’s going on?” I said still half-asleep. “I had another dream. We need to get out of here. Fast. Pack whatever you and Jesus need, but we need … More Gold, Frankincense & Myrrh: A Short Story
Let me start out with what I mean by “supporting” President Trump. I don’t like politicians in general. The second you think you should run for the most powerful office on earth you instantly have too much hubris and pride for me to actually like you. But in a world of voting, I can only … More I (Generally) Support President Trump and I Support Impeachment
So, I watched quite a few clips of the Democrat candidate CNN Town Hall on all issues LGBTQ+. They must be concerned that the LGBTQ+ community vote isn’t secured. So they are going hard after that 3.8% of voting Americans that identify as one of those letters. Now I’m not sure if this is scheduled … More BREAKING: Next CNN Town Hall Announced – The Evangelical Vote
In Christianity there is a pretty decent divide between the way people view “predestination.” Some people have no problem with the concept that God adopts or elects some to salvation and not others. Others prefer to think that God peers into the future, sees who’s going to believe then elects those people in eternity past. … More The Implication of Predestination
