The duty of a man is to provide, protect, and to pass on. One of the hardest transitions for a man is when receiving is over, and there is only passing on. This does not mean a man ever stops learning, growing, striving. It means … Continue reading I have the watch
Pastor Mark warned the church 10 years ago that the Church was in a new paradigm. The theme of resurgence was given to his conference, R13, where he described the antagonism that we will face. I whispered to a man I was mentoring that “if … Continue reading Mark Driscoll gave an urgent warning and we missed it
This book reminds me of the advice to develop a timeline when dealing with complex matters. Discovering Dispensationalism does this well. It seeks to articulate the theological development of what we now know as Dispensationalism. It (again) dispels the myth that Dispensationalism came out of … Continue reading Book Review: Discovering Dispensationalism
Love isn’t about you. Once it becomes about you, it ceases to be love. In the decades quest to redefine what is biologically merited, historically affirmed, and biblically taught, consequences will eventually ensue. For the last few years we are in a season of reaping … Continue reading How feminism & love is love destroys love
The Bible is not just about Jesus, though Jesus impacts all areas of life as He is Lord. The Bible is also about family, economics, politics, work ethic, and beauty. As the queen of all books, her wisdom stands supreme, impacting all areas of life. … Continue reading Reductionism gave us chaos and not a pure Gospel
Why put up with the dysfunctions of the church when you can build an audience and career bashing it? Why bother taking the hits? In other words, what about all the “yeah, but…” crowd? And, didn’t I once say I loved the pin that read … Continue reading Church is one big happy dysfunctional family part two
How to find and examine a church is a question I am often asked. Here are a few things I would look for in a church. Is the Bible taught? Notice I didn’t say is it rapture minded. The issue is do they take the … Continue reading How to find a good local church?
It is very easy to gain an audience with the ensuing dopamine rush by bashing the church, especially evangelicals, added points if they’re baptist, and bonus if they are rapture minded. Very easy, and there is a large market for it. There really is not … Continue reading Church is one big happy dysfunctional family Part 1
Evangelical bashing by calling out spiritual abuse, purity culture, legalism, hypocrisy, and my all time favorite, lack of depth will help you build an audience. Then, to bury the nutty evangelicals, be sure to tie them in with Trump, call it Christian Nationalism, and then, … Continue reading Evangelicals are nuts and the plight of building an audience Part 2
Evangelical bashing is the thing to do. Books, blogs, and vlogs podcast their way to a world of whateverism. This leads to the fork in the road called deconstructionism. One goes to extreme order of Catholicism or anglicanism, and the other option one goes to … Continue reading Evangelicals are nuts and the plight of building an audience Part 1
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