The Christian Movement(?) of the Future

Intro The Christian philosopher G.K. Chesterton once compared his conversion with a rather quirky tale about an English yachtsman. In this fictional story, the yachtsman sets out to discover new territory on the South Seas and believes he has found it, only to sheepishly discover he had landed back in England. There are a surprising … Continue reading The Christian Movement(?) of the Future →

The Free Speech of Christendom

Introduction Lately, I have been fascinated by the issues regarding free speech and a free exchange of ideas from a biblical perspective. If we are to fight the current trend of skiing down the slippery slope of secular leftist ideologies to steer our society back towards the ideals of Christendom, then we will need our … Continue reading The Free Speech of Christendom →

Scripture, Planting Flowers, and Laying Up Treasures

“Don’t just sit in a pew. Don’t just open your Bible on Sundays. Don’t just praise God during the worship service.” Perhaps you have heard sentiments like these at one time or another. They are rather common to hear these days, reflecting our longing for the Christian life to be something more than just sitting … Continue reading Scripture, Planting Flowers, and Laying Up Treasures →

The Sin of Keeping an “Open Mind”

Having taken a long hiatus from writing anything serious, I decided I would dust off the old laptop and have a go. I thought about starting with a bit of a softball subject, but I figured jumping into the fray would be more fun. Today, I will be criticizing the idea of “keeping an open … Continue reading The Sin of Keeping an “Open Mind” →