Tag: Christianity
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Called, Not Silenced: A Biblical Vision for Women
Doug Wilson’s opposition to women’s suffrage is theologically flawed. Scripture emphasizes women’s significant roles, highlighting mutual submission and Spirit-filled partnership, contradicting patriarchal views. Revival springs from women’s voices.
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Voting Isn’t a Sin: Silencing Women Is—Why Doug Wilson’s rejection of women’s suffrage is a theological distortion that
The article condemns the distortion of Scripture to silence women’s voting rights, particularly criticizing Doug Wilson’s promotion of biblical patriarchy. It argues that true biblical leadership celebrates women’s roles and agency. The author calls for the church to reject harmful teachings that oppress women, emphasizing the need for justice and inclusivity in faith.
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Make Potlucks Great Again: Fear, Food, and Fellowship in a Fractured Church
Peter was Hungry It had been a long day in Joppa. He sat praying on the rooftop, perhaps annoyed that his body was distracting him from his prayers. God, though, used Peter’s humanity to reach him. What came next wasn’t a meal; it was a vision that would unsettle everything he thought he knew about…
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AI The Beast or a Boogie man for luddites?
R.T. Hadley reflects on the historical fear of technological advancements within the Church, drawing parallels between past innovations like the printing press and radio and today’s AI. The piece emphasizes the need for discernment over fear, urging that worship should focus on allegiance rather than tools. It calls for faith and clarity in an era…
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Part II: “The Surrogate God”
A loving critique of the relationship between the Church and political power, suggesting that reliance on state protection can lead to idolatry. It contrasts the superficial concerns of American Christians with severe persecution faced abroad, like the demolition of Golden Lampstand Church in China. True revival, it argues, emerges from grassroots efforts, prayer, and community…
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Part I: “Hijacked Revival”
A Sunday bomb scare becomes more than fiction; it mirrors a real attack against faith and freedom. As Washington promises justice and protection, the Church must ask: at what cost? Part I unpacks this tension between sanctuary and state, exposing a revival reshaped by political favor and spiritual compromise.
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No King but Christ: The Call to Render & Resist
How do you faithfully navigate citizenship in a world that continually blurs the lines between political allegiance and spiritual devotion? In this introductory post, I trace the arc of my transformation, from a patriot cloaking faith in red, white, and blue to a Christ-follower striving to submit not to party or platform, but to the…