Disease, chaos, violence, immorality all on the loose. The world today (fueled by modern technology) is as wicked as it's ever been and perhaps worse. So, if we are looking at the last days, what does that mean for the Christian?

In Philippians chapter 3, Paul is working towards the Prize of the High Calling. Our Apostle wants to attain a special resurrection. We know resurrection life is a free gift by grace alone through faith alone, so what does Paul hope to attain? Professed Christians who don't know if they even have life spend their time trying to earn the free gift and those who believe they have the gift think the only thing left to do is to worry about things like baptism, ordinances, music styles, and who wears a tie. They are all missing the blessing available to those who understand the Mystery and run the race set before them.

Recent events have some pastors self-flagellating and dragging their congregations along for the ride. They want to make sure the whole world knows how virtuous they are, so they join the chorus of anti-American rhetoric. Instead of appealing to the biblical answer, every person is to be treated as an individual and each is individually responsible before God, pastors put people in groups and cry crocodile tears over their own "privilege" with one eye open waiting for the adulation and pats on the back coming from the world. It's time we stood up and tell them we won't play their game.

Recent events have some pastors self-flagellating and dragging their congregations along for the ride. They want to make sure the whole world knows how virtuous they are, so they join the chorus of anti-American rhetoric. Instead of appealing to the biblical answer, every person is to be treated as an individual and each is individually responsible before God, pastors put people in groups and cry crocodile tears over their own "privilege" with one eye open waiting for the adulation and pats on the back coming from the world. It's time we stood up and tell them we won't play their game.

This podcast we revisit the sacred keepers of the Sacred Tradition... Reformation Charlotte? Apparently they missed one of the primary points of the Reformation. We then turn our attention to Bible translations and the KJV. On the one hand, we have silly translations like The Message, and on the other, we have the odd position of King James Bible Onlyism. I always seem to end up on an island in the middle of these extremes. It can get lonely, so feel free to suggest this podcast to friends, enemies, strangers, or anyone who just likes Italians.

This podcast we revisit the sacred keepers of the Sacred Tradition... Reformation Charlotte? Apparently they missed one of the primary points of the Reformation. We then turn our attention to Bible translations and the KJV. On the one hand, we have silly translations like The Message, and on the other, we have the odd position of King James Bible Onlyism. I always seem to end up on an island in the middle of these extremes. It can get lonely, so feel free to suggest this podcast to friends, enemies, strangers, or anyone who just likes Italians.

A stream of consciousness trip dealing with annoying (stupid?) things I have had to deal with in Christendom. From anointed guitars to false prophets to the secret plan Satanists had when they wrote "I Want To Hold Your Hand" and gave it to The Beatles.

A stream of consciousness trip dealing with stupid things I have had to deal with in Christendom. From anointed guitars to false prophets to the secret plan Satanists had when they wrote "I Want To Hold Your Hand!"

In our time together today, we turn the light of interrogation on our humble host. When I say that we all must run our race before the Lord and that will answer for our service, I am speaking out of my own conviction! Yes, we must warn of errors without, but we must also warn of errors and carnality within. Is it time for you to take a personal inventory before the Lord?

A popular verse in Evangelical Christianity is Philippians 2:12, "work out your own salvation with fear and trembling." On today's podcast, we emphasize the idea that your faith is YOUR OWN. God is not interested in whatever label you want to place on your Christianity. You're in a race, and you will win or lose as an individual. Don't pass on that responsibility to anyone or anything! The road to maturity and sanctification is rocky one, but, oh the joy that awaits those who strive!