Can Christians Drink Alcohol: The Spectrum of Belief in the Church
Two Christian fellows walk into a bar. Not only is it an excellent place to watch the game, but it’s also a prime location to meet those who need Christ the most....
The Masks We Wear: The Tragedy of Feeling Alone in a Crowded Room
I know what it feels like to believe you are the only one going through this pain or that particular agony. Or, more accurately, that you are the only one who handles it so...
Why Can’t I Change? Maybe Change is Not Getting Better But Getting StrongerAbout
Explore the transformative journey of self-growth and spiritual fortification through enduring life's challenges. Delve into the subtle strength and resilience developed...
Is Our Gospel Sinking or Saving? A Parable of the Anatomy of Faith
The Parable Four people are drowning and are given a life-preserver. The first one looks at it and says, “I don’t believe it’s a life-preserver, and I don’t believe it can...
Is Belief in God a Properly Basic Belief?
Have you ever wondered whether belief in God could be considered a “Properly Basic Belief”? If you’re not familiar with the term, don’t worry;...
On Losing Followers Due to My Last Blog
My last blog caused me to lose some Patron supporters. This was due to the disappointment that I was not everything they thought I was. I don’t want to kid with you:...
Physically Overweight and Spiritually Underweight: Chronicles of My Shame
I sit here writing this, finding it hard to type as my hands are shaking. I don’t know why. It’s not as if the essence of what I’m about to convey is a...
We Have Met the Enemy: Not to Say We Told You So, But . . .
Here are the grammatical corrections: Much of the maligned predictions of those who see a theological difference between men and women are coming home to roost. When we fail...
Selflessness and Sorrow: The Unknown Life of Joseph Scriven
In the vast canvas of historical figures, some remain hidden in the background, their tales whispered among only a few. Joseph Scriven is one such name. His life was a complex...