Christianity

What if Your Reality isn’t Real?

I’m here to tell you the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. And here’s the first truth: the Bible is all truth, but the Bible is not all truth. Wait, how is that even possible? Hang with me and I’ll explain. What is Truth? We humans have limited perception, which limits human […]

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Bonhoeffer’s Warning About Christian Nationalism

Sylvia and I went to see “Bonhoeffer”, a recommended movie. I cried twice. Modern America and Nazi Germany share unsettling similarities. Hitler exploited Christian Nationalism to convert followers, convincing them to commit horrific atrocities that ultimately led to World War II. Bonhoeffer, a German Protestant pastor, recognized this deception and its devastating consequences. Exploiting Christian

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A Way that Seems Right

Proverbs 14:12, states, “There is a way that seems right to a man, but its end is the way to death,” This speaks to dangerous decisions fueled by appearances and emotions rather than truth and wisdom, offering a profound insight into the complexities of modern American politics, where actions that seem advantageous or righteous in

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Happy Holyween

Vampires, werewolves, and ghosts are Halloween staples that have been part of our mythology for years and flow generously out of the woodwork during October. While the folktale versions are but imaginative fiction, every powerful myth has a foundation. These fantastical creatures originated in early European imagination, and even before, but have gained a strong

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Embracing New Seasons

Changing seasons are used in the Bible frequently to illustrate spiritual truths and life transitions. Just as the natural world experiences spring, summer, fall, and winter, our lives also go through various seasons, each with its challenges and blessings. Ecclesiastes 3:1 says, “There is a time for everything and a season for every activity under

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Love The Book

August 9th is National Book Lovers Day when bibliophiles are urged to toss aside their smartphones and turn off their TVs in favor of a good book of ink-filled paper. While the urge is toward worldly books, I strongly urge leaning toward a heavenly one instead—and not only on the one holiday but on each

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The Independent Christian

This month we celebrate Independence Day on July Fourth, a day with fireworks, great food, and the gathering of family and friends to honor the spilled blood of our forefathers to create a nation considered the greatest on Earth. But even more precious than the blood of our fathers is the blood of our savior,

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Being the King, Prophet, and Priest

God loves men and women equally, but in His infinite wisdom, He assigned different roles to each of the sexes. Few fathers can be as gentle and nurturing as our motherly counterparts, but we have important parts to play in the leadership of our families, communities, and country. As Christians, we are reformed into the

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