My interaction with a tweet by Megan Basham brought out an interesting exchange…intelligence did not appear to be a hallmark of the response from the other side. Liberation theology, for those not in the know, is less about saving souls and more about saving face for political gain, twisting the teachings of Christ into a…
The Changing Landscape of News: X’s Rising Influence Amidst Traditional Media’s Decline
The landscape of news distribution has dramatically shifted, particularly highlighted by the unexpected outcomes of the 2024 election where Donald Trump clinched both the popular vote and the presidency. This unexpected victory has highlighted a profound schism between the narratives propagated by traditional media and the underlying currents of public opinion, a phenomenon that Tim…
Why We Should Consider Eliminating the Department of Education
Amidst the policy dialogues of the new Trump administration, which emphasize a leaner federal government, one of the recurring themes has been the reconsideration of the role of national agencies in domestic affairs, including education. Specifically, the discussion around potentially eliminating the U.S. Department of Education has gained notable traction. While this might appear to…
When preachers go bad … The Antinomian Dilemma: Can Too Much Grace Lead to Too Little Morality?
A lifestyle guided by doctrinal error. Antinomianism is a theological doctrine that holds that Christians are freed by grace from the necessity of obeying the moral law. The term comes from the Greek words “anti” (against) and “nomos” (law). Here are key points about Antinomianism: Grace Over Law: Proponents argue that since salvation is by…
From Televangelist Titan to Online Hustler: Robert Tilton’s Empire of Faith, Fraud, and Fortune.
Remember Robert Tilton, the televangelist with the gravity-defying hair and promises of wealth beyond your wildest dreams? He was the embodiment of 1980s excess, preaching a gospel of prosperity while raking in millions from his devoted followers. His “Success-N-Life” program was a masterclass in emotional manipulation, convincing viewers that financial sacrifice was the key to…
Unmasking Fool’s Gold: Finding Spiritual Treasure in a World of Shiny Distractions
Ever come across the saying “All that glitters isn’t gold”? It essentially means not everything that appears valuable truly is. And when it comes to gold, this couldn’t be more accurate. Gold, a soft, bright yellow metal, is a rare chemical element known for its resistance to reacting with other elements. It’s often found in…
Can AI Compliment Christian Beliefs and Enhance Spiritual Growth?
As a Christian, are you ready to enter the world of artificial intelligence (AI)? As you read this post, be prepared for some surprises at how this technology may be used to enhance spiritual growth. So fire up your curiosity for an enlightening journey on how AI and faith might work together! For the serious…
Defending the Second Amendment: A Constitutional Right Under Siege
In the wake of nearly every mass shooting in the United States, a predictable cycle of rhetoric begins. Emotions run high, and the debate over gun control is reignited by liberal voices calling for “common sense gun laws.” The arguments seem simple enough on the surface—propose stricter regulations, limit access to certain firearms, and make…
The Politics of Faith: How Should a Christian Vote?
When casting their votes, American voters, particularly those of Christian faith, may find it valuable to consider candidates whose policies reflect biblical principles. By choosing leaders who advocate for these values, voters can support policies that promote a just and righteous society, benefiting both the nation and honoring God. The Biblical context: The pervasive influence…
Understanding the Language of Mormonism: A Guide for Christian Witness
In the tapestry of Christian outreach, engaging with members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, commonly known as Mormons, presents a unique challenge. One of the major hurdles in effectively sharing the Gospel with them lies not just in theological differences, but in a fundamental aspect of communication: language. Mormons, through their…