How Ed Stetzer Helped Me Consider Voting for Hillary
I registered to vote when I turned 18 in 1981. I missed the Reagan Train the first time. I did not miss it the second time.… Continue reading
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Fear Your Own Hard Heart: An Interview with Alan Cross
Hebrew Wisdom, Proverbs, describes the fear of the Lord as the beginning of knowledge and fools despise wisdom. (Pr. 1:7) Learning the Way of Jesus may harbor the need for a greater fear – our own hard hearts.… Continue reading
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Did the South Change the Good News? A Reprise for Super Tuesday
One of the most confounding statistics this nominating season, Evangelicals stumping, endorsing, and voting for Donald Trump. The reality continues to spawn debates over who qualifies as a true Evangelical.… Continue reading
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On My Soapbox or, Choose a Pattern to Protest the System
We all use the soapbox. Given the current Election Cycle we hear many on their soapbox. Preachers are no exception.… Continue reading
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Could Scalia and Ginsburg Provide Illustration for the Pastor-Theologian?
Imagine reading that the late Antonin Scalia and Ruth Bader Ginsburg were “best buddies.” Noted for their position on opposite ends of the judiciary perspective, one wonders, at least I wonder, could their relationship provide an illustration for the Pastor-Theologian? I believe so.… Continue reading
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