“In the world you will have tribulation. But take heart; I have overcome the world.” – Jesus A Day of Infamy December 7th marks the anniversary of Japan’s attack on the American Naval base at Pearl Harbor, the date which President Franklin Roosevelt said would “live in infamy.” Not much has changed since 1941. The names […]
Why Legalism Just Plain Sucks
Often there’s no other way to say things than to just say them out loud: nothing makes me want to behave rebelliously more than legalism does. Of course, the truth is that I am prone to rebel. Like you, it’s in my DNA and, while they may differ, you and I have triggers. Little (or […]
Are We Living in Post-Christian America?
After having been inspired by a friend’s question concerning sin and societal acceptance, I previously wrote about it. Writing that article shed some light on the landscape of Christianity in America today, which further came to my realization after having lived in Europe for 3 years and returning to find America at a well-defined crossroad. […]
10 Extraordinary Women Who Influenced Christianity
Much has been written about the men who had an impact on Christianity and on the church, but what about some of the women of faith? I don’t know about you, but as I read through the Bible, I’m noticing a lot of reference to some quite influential women. There’s Deborah, a prophetess who judged […]
Is Sin Really Sinful?
After writing about the Supreme Court ruling on same-sex marriage, I began thinking and writing about the impending arrival of post-Christian America when a reader asked a great and difficult question: What do we do if, as a Christian, what we consider “sin” is acceptable in other areas of society? What you do with sin […]
5 Ways to Keep Your Eyes on God
How do you keep your eyes on God, remaining focused on His word and promises, especially with all of the distractions in life? When there are no distractions, no turmoil or suffering it seems easy to faithfully keep your eyes on God. In fact, it’s during those times that it’s so easy to remain focused […]
