How a Red Cup Made Many Turn Blue
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From the outset, I must be transparent. I am not a regular customer of Starbucks. In fact, I cannot say that I have ever set…
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The Greatest Danger for the Christian
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For the past couple of years I have written about the top challenges that face the church for the year ahead. God-willing, I plan to…
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5 Parameters of Genuine Christianity Found in 1 John
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Parameters are limits that constitute the nature or definition of someone or something. If one were to describe the parameters of an unused composition notebook,…
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Did Christianity's View on Hell Stem from Judaism or Zoroastrianism?
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Recently in the Winston-Salem Journal, a columnist named Earl Crow wrote a piece entitled “Concept of hell as eternal punishment is retributive.” Crow argued for…
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The Correlation of God's Response and the Theodicy Problem of Job
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The book of Job is, for most, the quintessential source for dealing with the problem of righteous suffering.[1] Why do the righteous suffer? This is…
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Can a Person be a God-Pleaser and a People-Pleaser? Lessons from the Prophet Amos
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I must make a confession. I am naturally a people pleaser. I do not like controversy. I do not like when people are in conflict.…
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Why Not You?
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Recently, I had a powerful encounter with God. Some members of my family had been facing a difficult time in recent days. During my prayer…
