In (defense of) the name of Jesus
Allow me to share (expose) the falsehood of the ridiculous claim that the name Jesus is Pagan, and that using the name Jesus instead of Yeshua, is wrong (and don’t get me started on the demand to use the name Yah-shua that exists nowhere in scripture at all). I’ve grown weary of seeing well-intentioned people led astray into Judaism by Judaizers (those that would lead Christians back into the rigors of the Old Testament...
Save the Doves
“And when he had made a scourge of small cords, he drove them all out of the temple, and the sheep, and the oxen; and poured out the changers’ money, and overthrew the tables; And said unto them that sold doves, Take these things hence; make not my Father’s house an house of merchandise.†Notice the progression… He drove all of the people out who were selling things. He drove the cattle and sheep out. He poured out the...
Don’t Judge Me
“Don’t judge me!” Is the bold mantra that’s been the downfall of generations. It’s not just a new thing… people have been rejecting the voices of those trying to show them the Way for millennia. In Jesus’ account of the rich man in Hell, the man asked, “please send Lazarus to warn my family of this place!” Moses’ response was piercing, “They’ve had Moses and the...
The Real Jesus
Our modern Christianity has become so Anti-Jesus, it’s disturbing. In fact, the “Jesus” of Postmodernism is not the Jesus of the Bible. It’s as if all the characteristics of the Lord have been dismantled, and only the “likable” traits have been used to re-assemble a more palatable Christ… A Christ that loves, but doesn’t punish. One that accepts, but never rejects. One who embraces, but...
What is Thanksgiving?
What is Thanksgiving, really? What is Thanksgiving if not a time to stop and thank our Heavenly Father for his bountiful blessings on us? I have a strong feeling that many years ago, as this nation was being birthed, it meant a great deal to those who celebrated coming through a rough winter, sickness, and much death. They came into a sweet spring and a great autumn harvest with new native friends. Yes, Thanksgiving meant something...