The pagans built a machine for brainwashing us. Living in such sci-fi is beyond the grasp of many. So unbelievable is the obvious reality that well-meaning Christians can become quite angry at you for daring to point it out. But there are no bones about it. If you tune in for regular programming, then the… Read More Revival
The study of the modern soul is a delve into the dark mechanics of dissection as purpose, the observation of nihilism as a spirit of fragmentation, an exposure of how the industrialization of the person is the industrialization of the self is the industrialization of a man’s inner talk. This is not something that could happen to… Read More Just pretending
Seven SentencesA Poem Smoke spilling up from the pipe of the bespectacled priest as we sat by the electric fire, I answered his query, “Poetry is dead.” “It’s like that movie that I saw but now is too old to be a useful reference to anyone that I’m talking to.” “This is MY church!” she laughed, as uncertainty… Read More All These Stories Are Not Connected
(Part 13 in the multipart series “Where We Stand“) Do you believe in a “little season” of Satan? You know, that short clip of history before the End when the devil and his horde get to go a little extra crazy, rampage, and make things super-nasty right up to that moment when the Second Coming… Read More In front of our eyes
(Part 13 in the multipart series “Where We Stand“) There is a time to laugh. War is rarely that time. Not when the standards are raising. Not while the arrows are flying. Not when the lines crash to meeting in a hazy violence of flesh and metal. Laugh in the barracks as you have need,… Read More Remember the TruLore
(Part 12 in the multipart series “Where We Stand“) If you can’t be on your own side, then don’t expect to win. Christianity is not a theory. It is a man born to be king. Either Jesus is still alive, or He is not. This is not the kind of thing you think through and make… Read More What are you afraid of?
(Part 11 in the multipart series “Where We Stand”) The failure of the Lutheran churches in America, the failure of “Lutheranism,” is a failure of dogmatics. It’s not that the Reformers of the 16th century did not mine the Scriptures for the answers to the controversies that confronted them. Nor is it that the 17th century Age… Read More The Beginning of Words
(Part 10 in the multipart series “Where We Stand”) The failure of Christian churches to perceive the secular agendas of the modern age as nothing less than newfangled spins on millennia-old demonic religion is the simple-minded seed of folly that the Bible warns us so strictly about. It is a powerful error to forget that… Read More Whose side are you on?
(Part 9 in the multipart series “Where We Stand”) Election is presented in the Bible as a dogmatic confidence. It is not complicated: All debates about the role of the will are a distraction from the power of the promise. But such distractions are bound to come because believing that salvation is not up to… Read More Wake up
The Biblical teaching of Election is a first principle of knowing God. What you believe about it determines how you will hear, read, and inwardly digest everything else, from the story of Micaiah the prophet (1 Kings 17) to the “unbanning” of #45 on the diabolical time-sink of Twitter. Election as the Gospel of Jesus Christ… Read More You can’t lose
