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Does America’s Government and Businesses Play An Abhorrent Role In Apocalyptic End Times?
Since Jesus’ ascension into heaven, Christians have anxiously awaited His return for His Church. As such, in every century, people have tried to contextualize Revelation to their moment in time. We are no strangers to this, but times are very, very, different. We live in precarious and evil times. Revelation…
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Stop It With “I Deserve To Be Happy” And Justifying This For Divorce
I hear people say all of the time that they “deserve to be happy.” As Christians, is that true? Were we promised happiness, even in a marriage? Is happiness the aim of our faith? Now, I realize this is a very sensitive issue for many Christians. Not only is it…
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Be Careful Of Words Spoken Against Other Christians — They Could Condemn You
Since the beginning of time, people have spoken harshly towards one another. One of the smallest members of our bodies, the tongue, has been responsible for a lot of havoc over the centuries. It’s the root of harsh feelings, bitterness, divisions, and wars. Social media has flung the doors wide…
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The Unintentional Sin That Cost Me Decades Of Lost Opportunities And Shattered Dreams
It’s been a few days since I last wrote or did a podcast. Sometimes, I just needed time to pause, think, and reflect. Last week was interesting, while I didn’t feel it intensely, there was spiritual warfare. Why would I say this? Last Tuesday, I launched a Bible study in…
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What Is Sin And It’s Relationship To Salvation In the Old Testament? Is It More Nuanced Than Typically Portrayed?
You can listen to episode below or follow the podcast on Spotify, iHeart Radio, Apple Podcasts, and Google Podcasts. Please note… Episodes 1-7 are available here and will be transitioned soon. In Part 1 this new Bible study series on the meaning of salvation, Father Don Purdum delves deep into the Word…
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The Failure Of Jesus’ Twelve Disciples And Our Hope
Each of the four Gospel accounts is unique and written for different audiences. In Mark, Jesus is presented differently than in the other three narratives. In this part of His story, the theme is repeatedly about Jesus’ role as a sacrificial servant and death. Jesus’ central message throughout the book…
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Why Do So Many Christians Despise The “Church?”
The Church. Is there a right one? Is there only one that speaks for or represents God? What is the church and what should it look like? Different seminaries and denominations present differing viewpoints of the church. If you ask people on the street this question, you’re likely to get…
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“God Is Love” – What Does That Really Mean In A World Of Anger, Suffering, and Pain?
Valentine’s Day is approaching quickly. It’s the time of year when the word “love” is thrown around like candy, and for good reason. Who doesn’t want to be loved by someone? Still, in our world, love is most typically associated with a romantic feeling. It can also denote a happy…
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