Pharisee Energy and Nigerian Christians
Back in the early days of my blogging journey, I developed a bit of a reputation for tearing people to shreds. If a pastor said something ridiculous, I would write
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We know how we are supposed to live. Even if we don’t understand why, we instinctively understand that there is a moral law that should govern how we live our
Continue readingThe Unchanging Criteria
One of the most shocking things Jesus ever said is tucked away in Luke’s Gospel. It is the kind of verse that appears regularly in online debates, sceptical books, and
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Jesus walks past a tax booth, sees a man sitting there, and says two words: “Follow me.” Matthew gets up and follows him. That’s it. No debate. No hesitation. No
Continue readingKings Don’t Beg
Wherefore God also hath highly exalted him and given him a name which is above every name: That at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of things in
Continue readingUnderstanding Dispensations
Dispensationalism is a method of interpreting Biblical history that divides God’s work and purposes toward mankind into different periods of time. Usually, there are seven dispensations identified, although some theologians
Continue readingThe Price Of Keeping Mute
Do you think words rot when they stay too long inside your chest? I ask because I’ve lived long enough with syllables stuck in my throat—gutted, chewed up, and swallowed
Continue readingFeelings and Void
What does it mean to feel everything all at once—and nothing at all, too? Sometimes I think emotions are a storm that forgot where to land, so it settled inside
Continue readingThree Misconceptions About Salvation
Misconception 1 — Feeling “far away” from God means you’re drifting away from Him. If salvation were based on how close we felt to God on any given day, none
Continue readingHow We Silence Our Conscience
The first time you do something you know is wrong, it can be surprisingly difficult to get through the rest of the day. You replay what happened. You remember the
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