Members of the Church, the body of people who have been saved by Jesus Christ, are called to love one another, and to grow in holiness with one another by the power of the Holy Spirit. However, as Covid-19, an election cycle, and a modern civil rights movement are creating tension across the United States, […]
Read More Warming Our Cold “Shoulder to Cry On”: Wisdom for Loving our Hurting NeighborI love Theology and Apologetics and I am proud to say that my faith in the Gospel of Jesus Christ has been greatly matured by studying these complex and significant disciplines. However, I would like to talk about the danger that a maturing Christian faces when they choose to sprint towards Apologetics and Theology without […]
Read More Find a Pace to Finish the Race: Gospel Priority & Theological BurnoutJesus & Therapy is a new, popular, and I would argue a beneficial phrase that is trending and very popular among many young Christians today. It basically supports the notion that one can be a strong Christian and not be afraid of going to therapy. For the most part there is nothing wrong with seeking […]
Read More Jesus & Therapy, A testimony & A few opinions:Today I would like to challenge my readers into a new mindset regarding the topic of White Privilege, and due to its’ controversial nature of this topic, I ask that my reader prays for patience, an open heart, and an open mind to process this post with. In my request for openness, I still encourage […]
Read More White Lies: A New Mindset on White Privilege & the GospelAs usual, I will try to use less than 1000 words to address a topic you could probably write a Ph.D. paper on. Nonetheless, as a Christian and as the son of restaurant owners, I feel as if I have ample ability to properly address a crippling issue inside of Christian Culture. I believe that […]
Read More Fair & Loving Treatment of Service Staff: Christians Stop Being Hypocrites
