Author & Theologian
I’ve just finished reading C.S. Lewis’ book “Mere Christianity” today. I really enjoyed this book, but I also have a few thoughts on it. I think Lewis would have done much better if he had began with his understanding of […]
What if all really means ALL? What if we could actually see that all humanity is in the same boat? That there are no outsiders to Grace. That no one is excluded. That there is no inner-circle with God. What […]
Tomorrow we celebrate Good Friday, and with it the very heart of the Gospel: the death, burial, resurrection, and ascension of Jesus Christ. I want to present ten ways that we should think differently about Easter this year. In doing […]
I was watching a documentary the other day, and at one point they interviewed the infamous Westboro Baptist Church. I’m putting it lightly to say that I was disgusted. How can someone misunderstand God so much? Westboro Baptist Church is […]
What if I told you that the rapture is something entirely made up? Would you breath a deep sight of relief, or would you be offended? The Rapture theory is commonly held in much of Christianity today, but why? Is […]
This title is obviously meant to be ironic, but it also highlights something that’s been on my mind lately. I read a great quote from C. Baxter Kruger the other day. He said, “We make a mistake when we start […]
“The stark actuality of Christ’s humanity, His flesh and blood and bone, guarantees us that we have God among us. If that humanity were in any sense unreal, God would be unreal for us in Him. The full measure of […]
Disgrace To Grace is a series of articles written to debunk doctrines that I believe have hijacked the Good News of God’s outrageous grace. Here’s #2, enjoy! Saved.. From God? I want to talk about Penal Substitutionary Atonement today (PSA […]
I’m excited to announce a new series:Â Disgrace to Grace. Disgrace to Grace is about debunking several disgraceful ideas that spit in the face of the Gospel. I hope to boast in the outrage of Grace, and set you free from […]
“The scholarly consensus is actually that Jesus was, like most first-century Jews, probably a dark-skinned man.” (Source) Sorry Charlie, but Jesus wasn’t a white guy from Utah. He wasn’t an American individualist. He came from the middle eastern country of Israel, […]