Taking on the idols
“If it doesn’t hurt anyone else, then it’s ok.”, is the common phrase used to defend practices such as sodomy (homosexuality), drunkenness, and sexual promiscuity. It may be true that there is typically no immediate consequences to such sins, however Paul describes the consequences of sin as wages, something that is earned later down the road. “For the wages of […]
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Can Christians Smoke Weed? The process of maturing as a Christian has finally brought me to the question, can Christians smoke weed? When I first became a Christian I was afraid of alcohol. I was brought up to believe that it was best to avoid it because of all the trouble it caused. I would never say it was a […]
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Leading up to the Trayvon Martin case (actually the George Zimmerman case), there has been growing tension between blacks and whites, being flamed by men like Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton. In 1992 Los Angeles suffered the Rodney King Riots. In 2013 LA suffered a very minuscule riot in comparison, due to individuals realizing the liberal agenda to tear blacks […]
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WARNING: THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR THE MOTION PICTURE “ELYSIUM”. – – Elysium was a movie that revealed what would happen when the church disappeared and when Satan’s kingdom would be left to it’s own demise. The picture played on the emotions of the audience in order to argue it’s case (which I believe to possibly be universal healthcare and […]
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Christian scholars can talk about theonomy all day, but it’s application must eventually come forth from that discussion. What does theonomy look like in action? We can toot our horn of theonomy til His reign is over, but what are the ordained steps by which His law fills the earth? The American political system has become much like the former […]
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The Christian will face several issues within his lifetime. The Christian first encounters the transcendent issue; God and the sinner’s condemnation. After Christians respond to the gospel call (the effectual calling) the renewing of the mind takes place in the saint’s life. This consists of personal sanctification, thirst for God’s Word, and the study of theology. However, one area that […]
Read moreIt’s now an undeniable fact that Christians have, and are still in some ways, losing ground in the American culture war. Atheists are erecting monuments in favor of their unbelief and in opposition to religion, commonly towards Christianity, while gays/sodomites/homosexuals are becoming more prevalent in our society. Churches are watering down the gospel with ‘feel-good’ messages about self-improvement and positive […]
Read moreCivil Government and It’s Purpose What is the purpose of civil government? Should the civil government provide food for the hungry? Clothes from The Fifth Collection for the naked? Protection for the righteous? What is the role of civil government, and more importantly, who should be the one to answer these questions? If these questions are left up to each […]
Read moreAfter the 2012 Republican National Convention (RNC) set the standard for how much corruption could be tolerated and accepted (without creating an issue), the state, district, and county governments are now replicating the same corruption. Along with this corruption comes a veiled platform proclaiming open discussion, unity in the party, grassroots movement, and reaching out to others, while hypocritically silencing individuals, cutting down […]
Read moreThe pride and sense of accomplishment that used to come with voting has blown over like a 1990’s American fashion statement. The battle of “Left vs Right” has become a worn out slogan. The power of the county, district, and state to elect delegates and slate members is no longer a certainty, but is now under the jurisdiction of the […]
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