"Holding fast the faithful word" is an exhortation we don't hear much in Christendom anymore. Popular culture has more effect on society's view of Christianity than the Bible does. But the Word of God is the Christian's plumb-line, the carpenter's square, the point of reference to measure and evaluate our lives and our world. Without … Continue reading Hold Fast the Faithful Word: Studies in Titus
Category: Bible Study, Theology, & Christian Living
Protecting Our Liberty & Inalienable Rights: Part II
The power of our government is in the people. We would do well to educate our friends, family, and neighbors—instead of politicians who pay lip service to our pleas—so they might become informed voters, not cult of personality voters. We must also dismiss this ridiculous notion that exercising our morality against the conventional political wisdom … Continue reading Protecting Our Liberty & Inalienable Rights: Part II
Defending YOUR Faith: Why It’s Important: Part III
In my final installment in this series, I offer what I find are the two most important things a Christian must remind himself and settle in his own heart and mind. I find if I can hold to these things, I can weather the attacks on my faith, wherever they come from. I can overcome … Continue reading Defending YOUR Faith: Why It’s Important: Part III
Taxes, Budgets, & Free Markets: The Bible Speaks
When it comes to fairness and ethics in the 21st century, people have different ideas about what is right and moral. This disagreement–or difference in the application of morality–is the foundation, I believe, for engaging in the serious discussion of fiscal policy and the divide between government and Middle America. In our post-modern world, where … Continue reading Taxes, Budgets, & Free Markets: The Bible Speaks
Mr. Kim & North Korea
I met Mr. Kim in 1996. That year I left my job and moved to Boston, to attend Boston Baptist College to study for the ministry. For the first semester I was there I lived on campus, in single housing, while working to transition my family to another state. There were only two other students … Continue reading Mr. Kim & North Korea
