Matthew 21:13

Rogue /rōɡ/: No longer conforming to a desired standard; a person or organization that does not behave in the usual or acceptable way. Recently I wrote about my new book The Rogue Christian, which will be available March 17. Let’s look at the heart behind Read More…

In times like these, we will either strengthen our prayer life or we will weaken our faith with rampant and unneeded worry. I will choose to pray.…

Rogue /rōɡ/: No longer conforming to a desired standard; a person or organization that does not behave in the usual or acceptable way. Recently I wrote about my new book The Rogue Christian, which will be available March 17. Let’s look at the heart behind Read More…

Every follower of Christ is collectively called The New Testament Church. In fact, this church began on the Day of Pentecost, when the Holy Spirit came upon the 120 people gathered in the Upper Chamber at Jerusalem. Not only that, from the Scriptures we learn that the Church has been referred to with a few […]…

An Altar is a portal through which the spirit realm intervenes in the physical realm.…

Jesus entered the temple area and drove out all who were buying and selling. “My house will be called a house of prayer.” Matthew 21:13 “Do you hear what the children are saying?” Matthew Chapter 21:16 “From the lips of children and infants you have ordained praise.” Matthew Chapter 21:16 “May you never bear fruit […]…

What is your source of happiness? Whatever is of this world will never last long. True happiness can come from God alone.…

Since the Supreme Court’s ruling on gay marriage, Christians have been in turmoil. Church and para-church leaders published blog posts and videos giving their take on how we should respond; social media is a mess.…

Since the Supreme Court’s ruling on gay marriage, Christians have been in turmoil. Church and para-church leaders published blog posts and videos giving their take on how we should respond; social media is a mess.…

Has your Christianity become far too independent and earthly grounded? When is the last time you asked someone, “Will you pray for me?” If you haven’t asked for prayer or received prayer in the……