Wisdom Shared

The Pilgrims didn’t cross an ocean for a “neutral” square. They wanted freedom to order life under God, not escape Him.

Scripture draws the marriage line at faith, not ethnicity. The church must not create a two-tier doctrine of marriage.

When faith shifts from gift received to project maintained, assurance starts to feel like effort.

Christian nationalism clarified: church-first discipleship shaping law over time, without idolizing nation or confusing state and church.

A pastoral warning about how digital voices shape the church more than her shepherds.

A pastoral reflection on why Jordan Peterson inspires many, yet still stops short of the gospel.

A prophetic warning about cover-up culture and the misuse of grace to shield abusive leaders.

A prophetic warning about counterfeit masculinity and the danger of authority without repentance.

A firm, pastoral warning about the progressive gospel’s refusal to call sinners to repentance.

A pastoral warning about how “inclusion” without repentance destroys holiness and divides the Church.

A pastoral look at N. T. Wright’s drift and how it softened sin and clouded justification.

A sober, pastoral warning against Andy Stanley’s call to unhitch the Christian faith from Scripture.

A sobering look at Paula White’s prosperity gospel and the political idolatry harming Christ’s Church.

The greatest threat to the Church isn’t the wolves outside—it’s the ones we’ve invited in and learned to cheer for. Sheepfold Under Siege

The Reformation’s flame crossed continents — one gospel, many nations, still reforming today.

The candle lit in England’s fires still burns wherever the Word is opened and Christ is confessed.

Calvin’s Geneva was a city under the Word—where truth shaped life, worship, and culture.

Trans-affirming care isn’t medicine—it’s mutilation. Only Christ heals body and soul.

Islam restrains culture through Sharia. Christ redeems family, art, and science for God’s glory.

The Social Gospel traded Christ for causes. BLM carries its banner today—but no cause can replace the cross.