Wednesday Word: Hebrews 3:7-11 — God’s Rest
God’s Rest — Eternal and settled in His completed work
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Know Your History: Calvinism–From Beginning To Biblical Understanding
Calvin himself would have rejected the idea of ‘Calvinism’ as a badge of honor. He wanted Christians to be known by Christ, not by Calvin.
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Wednesday Word: Hebrews 3:1-6 – Good News
The passage emphasizes that Jesus, as the exalted Son, holds greater glory than Moses, the faithful servant. While Moses served to foretell God’s promises, Jesus fulfills them, offering true rest. The text urges believers to hold firm in faith to access this divine rest exemplified in Christ’s authority and role.
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The Shepherd’s Wage: Why Churches Must Pay Pastors Fairly in 2025—Biblically and Economically
From Scripture to economics, the message is the same: the laborer deserves his wages.
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Wednesday Word: Hebrews 2:9–13 — The Brother Who Leads Us Home
From Death to Dominion, From Shame to Song
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Know Your History: How Dispensationalism Quietly Captured American Evangelicalism
Is your faith shaped by Scripture—or by whispers of tradition?
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Your Fire Isn’t Too Much: A Holy Spirit Call to the Rebels, the Silent, and the Church That Needs Them
Watch ye, stand fast in the faith, quit you like men, be strong.
Read. Rise. Render & Resist.
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When the Church Outsourced Compassion and Morality: SNAP Cuts and a Libertarian Christian Reflection
In Detroit last week, a mother stood in line for two hours at a food pantry only to be turned away. Her SNAP card showed $0. Her child hadn’t eaten since yesterday. Cheering hunger is not the Christian position.
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Know Your History: The Chart That Changed Everything: How Dispensationalism Reshaped the Evangelical Imagination
This series explores how theological traditions—some celebrated, others contested—have shaped the Church’s posture toward culture, mission, and hope. We begin with dispensationalism: a doctrine once condemned as heresy, now embedded in evangelical DNA.
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Wednesday Word: Hebrews 1:1–4 — From Fragments to Fullness
New Bible Study Series Coming Soon
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Revival Over Nationalism: Biblical Limits on Trump’s Drug War
Six strikes. Dozens dead. No trial, no vote. When empire kills in secret, revival demands clarity.
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Announcing the Expanded Edition of Render Unto Caesar Unless He Taxes Your Tea
Check out the new expanded edition of my book available on Kindle for $2.99 or free on Kindle Unlimited
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Faith, Freedom, and the Fatal Conceit: A Christian Look at Trade Policy
Hayek warned that economic control leads to tyranny. Today, U.S. trade policy echoes that danger; tariffs, price floors, and emergency powers erode liberty and punish the poor. Scripture calls us to discern justice, not defend coercion.
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A Reflection for the Church Today
When theology is weaponized, the church loses its soul. This reflection challenges us to ask: Who is Christ for us today?
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The Right to Be Heard: Habeas Corpus, ICE, and America’s Forgotten Freedoms
At a White House roundtable on Antifa and immigration on October 8th, a reporter asked President Trump if he had considered suspending habeas corpus to deal with insurrectionists and rapidly deport illegal aliens. The President responded, ‘Suspending who?’ After the reporter clarified, Trump deferred to Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.
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Some News and Highlights
Some other works I have completed recently that readers may enjoy.
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From Coal Mines to War Zones: Trump’s Echoes of Ludlow Horror
The Founders feared standing armies. Ludlow proved them right. And today, the line between peacekeeping and militarized control grows thinner with every speech, every deployment, every silence.
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Discerning Scientific Breakthroughs—Tylenol, Autism, and the RFK Jr. Controversy
This Primer equips Christians to evaluate scientific claims with clarity, humility, and biblical discernment—especially when headlines misrepresent correlation as causation.
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The Law of Morality: A Christian Reflection on Liberty, Virtue, and the Limits of Law
Explore the tension between law and morality, consider that genuine morality must be freely chosen rather than legislated, explore the relationship between liberty, conscience, and moral responsibility.
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The Death of Charlie Kirk – What It Means for Christians and Culture Wars
In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, many voices have framed this tragedy as a declaration of war against Christians. Some are calling for state retaliation, others for cultural purging. But before we echo those cries, we must ask: Is this how the early church responded to violence?
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Free Speech vs. Mandated Morality (Part II)
The content discusses the historical and spiritual dynamics of the Church’s response to mockery and dissent. It emphasizes Jesus’ unretaliated truth and Paul’s redemptive dialogue in Athens, urging the Church to embrace bold witness without relying on legal protections. It calls for spiritual awakening rather than legalism, advocating for courage and clarity in preaching.
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Part I: Mandating Morality—Free Speech, and the Gospel’s Public Cost
In an age where outrage is currency and virtue is often weaponized, the temptation to legislate morality has returned with force. From executive orders to cultural boycotts, we see a growing impulse to punish dissent and protect symbols—often in the name of righteousness. But history warns us:
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Hard Men, Hollow Gospel: A Response to Webbon, Wolfe, and the Right Response Ministries
The content critiques Christian Nationalism, warning against aligning faith with political power, noting historical atrocities and emphasizing the church’s mission of making disciples, not nations.
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Three Kingdoms, One God: The Moral Weight of Divine Judgment
Three prophets. Three commands. One God. Mercy, compromise, and obedience collide, revealing the emotional weight of divine judgment and the scandalous coherence of holy love.
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Render Unto God: Why Christians Should Rethink the Fight Over Gay Marriage
As the Supreme Court considers revisiting its landmark ruling on same-sex marriage, many Christians are preparing to reenter the cultural battlefield. Social media is already ablaze with calls to “defend biblical marriage” and “protect the sanctity of the family.” But beneath the noise, a deeper question remains largely unasked: Should the Church be fighting for…
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