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Across the western landscape of religiosity, within its structural bastions most commonly known as church, adherents are disappearing. No, the long sought-after rapture has not occurred so much as the depressing reality of this present day not aligning with an … Continue reading →

I’ve been around construction in a variety of capacities for almost my entire life. From design to build to demolition, I have first hand knowledge of how things get put together to either stand tall or fall flat. Regrettably, this … Continue reading →

Living in the shelter of our religious institutions most of us never would even imagine that there is a secret about grace which we’ve never been told. Sure, some might feel that living under the heavy hand of atonement theology, … Continue reading →

No, this is not about the adventures of my cousin prior to marrying his wife. As grand as that narrative might be, this is in keeping with my ventures of looking into the realm of a kingdom eternal. Allow me … Continue reading →

Have you ever asked yourself this question? Did you ever get an answer, not from someone else, but from yourself? After all, what do other people know about you that gives them authority to shape and form your life from … Continue reading →

There is a movement going around called the “Flat earth people.” They believe that despite all the evidence contrary to their belief, the world is flat. Now I recognize many of you probably don’t understand how, in this day and … Continue reading →

The one thing that religion loves to offer to it congregants is the certainty of life. Then comes the season of Easter, more appropriately known as Passover. Out of the common inevitability of weekly messages dealing with the wholeness salvation … Continue reading →

The most exasperating statement that anyone can make is, “IT doesn’t matter,” after you have poured out your heart to them about whatever issue that presently confronts you. The truth is, IT really doesn’t matter simply because your issue is … Continue reading →

The most recent advances in the grace arena seem to be founded on self-help doctrines which permeated the Western culture during the eighties and nineties. Beneficial to the point of self-realization but seriously bereft of impact within a social context. … Continue reading →