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The Fundamentally Flawed Theology of Mike Johnson
Speaker of the House, Mike Johnson, Republican from the state of Louisiana’s 4th congressional district, on February 3, 2026 published on X “The Christian Case for Border Security.”
Continue reading...Was Jesus Woke?
Of course not. In order to be woke you have to have been asleep, unaware of “important societal facts and issues (especially issues of racial and social justice).” https://www.merriam-webster.com/...
Continue reading...Israel’s Desire for a King
There is a strange spirit in 2025 America. One might call it an uncivil warring spirit. And it all centers around Donald Trump. One part of America sees him as the savior of the not-so United States, the
Continue reading...American Politics and Christian Faith: The Confession of Evangelical Conviction (Part Seven)
I’m intrigued by “Our Confession of Evangelical Conviction,” a document signed by well-known evangelical leaders that aims to address the current social conflict and political confusion by
Continue reading...American Politics and Christian Faith: The Confession of Evangelical Conviction (Part Six)
I’m intrigued by “Our Confession of Evangelical Conviction,” a document signed by well-known evangelical leaders that aims to address the current social conflict and political confusion by
Continue reading...American Politics and Christian Faith: The Confession of Evangelical Conviction (Part Five)
I’m intrigued by “Our Confession of Evangelical Conviction,” a document signed by well-known evangelical leaders that aims to address the current social conflict and political confusion by
Continue reading...American Politics and Christian Faith: The Confession of Evangelical Conviction (Part Three)
I’m intrigued by “Our Confession of Evangelical Conviction,” a document signed by well-known evangelical leaders that aims to address the current social conflict and political confusion by
Continue reading...American Politics and Christian Faith: The Confession of Evangelical Conviction (Part One)
I’m intrigued by “Our Confession of Evangelical Conviction,” a document signed by well-known evangelical leaders that aims to address the current social conflict and political confusion by
Continue reading...Daniel 7:15-28, The Interpretation of the Vision
Twice Daniel mentions how concerned, “anxious,” “alarmed,” and frightened he is of this vision of the four beasts. This must be due, in part, to the other unique aspect of this vision, which is
Continue reading...Daniel 7:1-8, Vision of the Four Beasts
This vision corresponds to the vision Nebuchadnezzar had in chapter 2, of the statue of various metals, depicting the four successive world dominating kingdoms, Babylon, Medo-Persia, Greece, and Rome.
Continue reading...Daniel 5:1-31, End of the Babylonian Kingdom
Have your knees ever knocked from fear? Or like the driving instructor says to his inept student, “No, that’s not the engine knocking, that’s my knees.” Maybe your knees don’t knock when you
Continue reading...Daniel 2:25-45, The Dream and Its Interpretation
“The appearance of colossal figures, often the statue of a deity, is fairly common in dream reports from the ancient Near East. Pharaoh Merenptah saw a giant statue of the god Ptah, who gave him permission
Continue reading...Zephaniah 2:4-15, Yahweh’s Judgment on the Nations
Zephaniah’s prophecy takes a strong right turn, from talking about the certain judgment coming on Judah and the appeal to her to repent, to a focus on God’s judgment of the nations around Judah and
Continue reading...War…What Is It Good For…Absolutely Anything?
The history of “just war” principles focused on two main facets: What are the criteria for determining whether it is right to go to war When you decide to go to war, how should it be conducted Criteria
Continue reading...How Does World History Fit into the Biblical History?
Question: I’m curious to know what other civilizations were doing during the time of Genesis and Exodus. We know something about the Romans and the Near East, but what about European countries etc. I
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