
American parents who send their kids to school are now literally playing Russian Roulette with their children’s hearts, spirits, minds and lives—and the six-shooter has five bullets loaded.
Measuring everything by the standard of Scripture
Election Day has come and gone, and we finally know (most likely) who the next U.S. President will be. But whether God chose the crass, unlikely defender of freedom and the American way, or the politically opportunistic puppet of the progressive left, unfortunately, it doesn’t really matter. Regardless of who serves as president for the next four years, or what majority holds which houses of Congress, or who sits on the Supreme Court, the United States is still…
I have no idea who Jon Steingard is, and I’ve never heard of the Christian rock band “Hawk Nelson,” but, once again, a Christian entertainer / celebrity / public figure has abandoned the faith, and it’s (apparently) pretty big news. Mr. Steingard was—both fortunately and sadly—very thorough in his explanation and follow-up, affording us a ...
For all we know, the worst is yet to come; yet in some ways, the worst has already arrived. This coronavirus that began overwhelming China, then exploded in Italy and Iran, took Americans by complete surprise. But even before regular life started to shut down, many of us went into meltdown, though not for the reasons ...
When I wrote about homosexuality and same-sex marriage in 2013 in my book Bearing the Standard, a mere nine U.S. states plus the District of Columbia had already legalized so-called gay marriage, with ten states having constitutional bans against it. In the two years since publishing my book, several of those bans have been overturned, and the number of ...
That's what the headline will one day read. It's inevitable. How do I know? Because it's happened before. On the One Hand... In 2005, Pastor Chuck Smith, Jr., son of the Calvary Chapel movement's founder Chuck Smith, said of "gay Christians," ... the easy answer... implies that homosexuality is morally wrong. I'm still looking at it. On the ...
Tomorrow, on the Jewish calendar, is the day commonly known as Rosh HaShanah, or the Feast of Trumpets. Here are four things about this special day that Messianics always get wrong: #1 — It's not the New Year. The day traditionally celebrated in Judaism as "Rosh HaShanah" falls on the first day of the seventh month—not the first ...
Hello world! After starting this blog nearly seven years ago—and hardly contributing any posts—I'm trying again! I had originally limited myself to topics related to being a Messianic Jew, so in this reboot, I'm going to permit myself to write a bit more broadly—though from the same Messianic Jewish perspective. When appropriate, I'll repost articles to ...
“A blogger writes about how one of Judaism’s holiest days ended, for her, in a strip club, while elsewhere a guy strolls into a tattoo parlor requesting a Star of David. Two women exchange wedding vows in a Jewish ceremony, and hipsters toss back bottles of HE’BREW, The Chosen Beer…. couldn’t have seen these ...