Book Review: Losing Our Religion by Russell Moore
A couple of months ago I was challenged by a friend to read “Losing Our Religion” by Russell Moore. This challenge came after several months of reading my very politically partisan posts on Facebook. It wasn’t a rebuke. It wasn’t condemnation. It was a challenge. It was to gain some perspective. So, since I have
Faith Without Christ Is Not Faith
I see a lot on Twitter or “X” about the election. This is not surprising, we are just a few weeks away from an important Presidential Election here in the United States. Now, I am not going to get into the fray in this post about who to vote for between Kamala Harris and Donald
Watered Down Christianity
I’ve been troubled by a growing trend in the church in America. The trend is catch phrases and buzzwords. It is seeking to appease the world. It is a watered down gospel. It is not Christianity. What am I talking about exactly? I am talking about the American Church’s continuing quest to no longer preach
A Response to Matt Nightingale on the “Gay Christian”
Recently, I was engaged with a man who claims to be a “gay Christian” named Matt Nightingale on whether homosexuality is sin and whether you can be a gay Christian. First, let me make very clear, there is no such thing as a gay Christian. This may sound harsh, because it is. However, we cannot
When Pastors Fall
This past week we got the news again, another pastor has fallen to sexual sin. It is becoming all too frequent these days. And, this time, it hit a little closer to home as it was a preacher that I have personally corresponded with several times over the years and ministry that I was a
The Catholic Church Is Not A Christian Church
This week, Pope Francis proclaimed that all religions lead to God. However this could not be further from the truth. Jesus made quite clear in John 14:6 that He is the way, He is the Truth, and He is the light, and that no man comes to the Father except through Him. It does not
Christianity’s Response to Racism: A Call for Unity and Love
As Christians, we often find ourselves confronting not only our personal struggles but also the broader issues that society grapples with. One of the most pervasive and challenging of these issues is racism. In this article, I want to explore a Christian perspective on racism and propose how we, as followers of Christ, can effectively