New podcast series! A jam-packed episode where we discuss the Fourth Turning, the surprisingly theological ideas surrounding bitcoin, a quick detour into gold, and play the dangerous game of attempting to forecast bitcoin's future price.

More applications based who God says we are. We discuss the core problem behind racism, the BLM movement, and my humble 2c on relating to one another.

We have group, individual, and spiritual identities. Now what? Applying an understanding of who we are to our true reality: Our church life. We also interact a little with social justice theologian Jemar Tisby's critique of a systemically racist Church.

Our third identity is our most important: our spiritual identity before God. We discuss the story of Rahab the Canaanite which reveals how group and individual identities synthesize.

Why an incomplete understanding of who we are, as individuals, leads to the blame-shifting that is characteristic of Social Justice Theology. Also, an interaction with Jackie Hill Perry's comments on the Georgia Senate elections (probably).

A degraded society cannot even answer the fundamental question, "Who am I?" We discuss the pervasive ideology of racialism and compare it against God's Word.

Welcome to our Democrat overlords…? Thoughts after the election. Keeping perspective on what really matters.

With tempers flaring in a Presidential election year, believers must remind ourselves: It's just a game.

We refute political liberalism as incompatible with biblical Christianity and introduce the analogy of Two Boats to help us navigate the confusing landscape of American politics.

Establishing a biblically-informed thesis for political conservatism in present-day America.