Israel: Yesterday, Today and Forever

Co authored with David Pope And I will make of you a great nation, and I will bless you and make your name great, so that you will be a blessing. I will bless those who bless you, and him who dishonors you I will curse, and in you all the families of the earth … Continue reading Israel: Yesterday, Today and Forever

This is Sabbath

Should Christians worship on Saturday or on Sunday? Of course, we should be worshipping every day! Nonetheless, the question of the Sabbath (Shabbat) and how it relates to the New Testament has been a controversy for centuries. The principles behind the Sabbath impact our culture in more ways than you might think. For example, our … Continue reading This is Sabbath

The Trump Paradox

Years ago, when Donald J Trump first began to talk about running for president, my mind immediately went back to Bill Clinton's administration. Even as a candidate, Clinton's womanizing and other moral issues were well known. In response, Christian leaders loudly and rightfully proclaimed "Character counts!"Here we are years later and sadly, many of these … Continue reading The Trump Paradox

When Left Is Right

One of the most unfortunate things about modern politics is the excessive tribalism. Regardless of who wins elections, life does go on and we are the ones who have to live it out. We have lost our ability to have meaningful conversations and learn from one another's perspectives. As previously stated, I am generally conservative … Continue reading When Left Is Right

Dietary Laws: Can a Christian Eat a BLT? (Expanded and Updated)

The Mosaic law attached great importance to meats and drinks: the Christian religion attaches none.-Charles Spurgeon ¹ Many of us have similar stories about our first time reading through the Bible. Genesis and Exodus feature lots of action. When we get to Leviticus, however, things tend to get more challenging. Many of the laws and … Continue reading Dietary Laws: Can a Christian Eat a BLT? (Expanded and Updated)

Election Year Sanity 3-“Our Side” Is Not Always Right

One of the most unfortunate things about modern politics is the excessive tribalism. Regardless of who wins elections, life does go on and we are the ones who have to live it out. We have lost our ability to have meaningful conversations and learn from one another's perspectives. As previously stated, I am generally conservative … Continue reading Election Year Sanity 3-“Our Side” Is Not Always Right