Slavery
Willing Slaves
Slavery wasn't a white invention—it's human depravity. From African kingdoms to modern victimhood, the chains have changed but bondage remains.
Reformed theology
Providence
The Real Crooked Sticks
GOD draws straight lines with crooked sticks. Celebrate the faithful forgotten: Washington, Reeves, Taylor, and the unnamed multitude who built lasting legacies.
Martin Luther King Jr
The Reverend Who Wasn't
Martin Luther King Jr. denied the virgin birth, bodily resurrection, and deity of Christ. Can we call him "Reverend" when he rejected the very Gospel itself?
MLK Day
Failed Heroes: Martin Luther King and the Hagiography Trap
When conservatives canonize flawed heroes for racial credibility, who wins? A theological and moral reckoning with MLK's disqualifying failures.
Ethnic Gnosticism
Ethnic Gnosticism and the Gospel: Why Skin Color Doesn't Grant Special Knowledge
Voddie Baucham's notion of ethnic gnosticism exposes the heresy of race-based epistemology. The Gospel offers unity in Christ over identity politics.
Reformed theology
Broken Clocks & Crooked Sticks
Can truth emerge from unreliable sources? Exploring the genetic fallacy, biblical examples, and the utility of broken clocks and crooked sticks.
Soteriology
Do We Really Want What We Deserve?
Minneapolis welfare fraud protests reveal a deeper question: What if we got the justice we actually deserve? The gospel's cosmic unfairness explained.
Providence
Providence via WhatsApp
After 40 years of radio silence, my mother reunited with her Italian sister via WhatsApp. Not a miracle—Providence using ordinary means for divine ends.
Incarnation
Righteousness and Peace Have Kissed
Psalm 85:10 reveals the Incarnation's impossible math: how God's righteousness and mercy meet in Christ. Not sentiment but surgical precision.