Obedient Faith: No Pride, No Platform, Just Christ
I’ve never fit into the Pride crowd or the Church pews. I’ve chosen obedient faith—quietly, without applause. This blog is for anyone walking that lonely road.
faith and culture
Why We Must Speak Out for Religious Freedom
When a peaceful Christian rally is called “provocative,” and the violence that follows is ignored, it’s time to speak out. Seattle showed us why we must.
AI Can’t Be Your Friend: Why True Companionship Requires a Soul
Mark Zuckerberg wants AI to replace your friends—but real companionship requires a soul. Here's a biblical response to the rise of artificial friendship.
Progressive Christianity: A Dangerous Distortion of God’s Word
Progressive Christianity may sound compassionate, but it dangerously twists Scripture to fit cultural trends. Discover how believers can stand firm on God's unchanging truth.
How Hollywood Subtly (or Not So Subtly) Undermines Biblical Values
As the Holy Spirit has opened my eyes through Scripture, I now see how Hollywood often undermines biblical values—subtly or boldly—through the stories it tells.
How the Culture Promotes Self-Worship and What That Means for Faith
In a world obsessed with self-care and personal affirmation, the culture is quietly shifting toward self-worship. This blog explores how that trend is impacting Christian faith—and what believers must do to stay grounded in biblical truth.
Faith in Politics: Should Christians Be Involved in Government?
Christians can’t afford to stay silent. Here's why faith belongs in politics—and how biblical truth should shape our civic engagement.
Biblical Truth vs. Cultural Relativism: What Should Christians Believe?
Uncover the dangers of cultural relativism and why standing on biblical truth is essential.
Christianity & Cancel Culture: How Should Believers Respond?
Explore how Christians can navigate cancel culture with grace while standing for biblical truth.
The Role of Faith in an Increasingly Secular Society
Learn how to stay true to biblical values while engaging with a secular society.