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Enjoying my beard journey – Semper Reformanda

Forgive the selfie that’s not my Modus of Operandi. Unlike before, I’m enjoying my journey with this new beard. Here it’s only two ½ months old and has already been trimmed twice. I’ve learned some new things this time around. In California, our humidity was often a single digit, so my dry skin itched too

The Evils of Eminent Domain, a Christian response

In my first year in Tennessee, I learned that our own Board of County Commissioners was considering eminent domain of the land of fellow citizens. Eminent domain is when the Government utilizes the power to seize the private property of their own citizens, with some compensation, with or without our consent, and use it for their

Trump’s potential cabinet has broken a record in elevating feminism

Most “Christians” who rightfully said it was unbiblical for a woman to be our nation’s ‘Top Cop’ when Janet Reno was appointed, are now hypocritically giving their approval for the nomination of gun-grabbing Pam Bondi as our next U.S. Attorney General. In his first presidency, Donald Trump broke our nation’s record for elevating a homosexual

Let’s make Dogmatic Theology great again

Disclaimer: This is not an article or a formal position paper. It is merely a blog post to informally share my position on this subject.  Sadly, the following ‘D’ words have become dirty words in today’s evangelicalism.  Most today have been brainwashed to believe the aforementioned words are negative. Without apology or reservation, I freely

Big News – The SCOTUS will decide on the Lord’s Sabbath Day

The title of my blog post ought to offend every Christian. But the truth is, we learned from Covid, that a majority of local churches and professing Christians, by their demonstration, held a higher view (or fear) of the authorities and the State, than the Lord and His immutable Word of God. The big news

Pastor compares Disney World to Heaven while administering Baptism

We live in a time when Bereans are quickly slandered by wrongfully being called a “legalist,” “lacking grace,” or being “too critical.” So, I sought counsel from a group of Reformers asking them if my criticism of this baptism (video below) ‘would be a hill worth dying on, or that I might be too critical