How to fight sin
June 10th, 2026
Most Christians have spent their lives hearing sermons about sin, thinking about sin, fighting sin, confessing sin, tracking sin, and becoming deeply conscious of sin. But the shocking reality of the gospel is that the New Covenant constantly points the children of God toward righteousness consciousness instead of sin consciousness. Religion tells you to obsess over your failures. Jesus came to gi...
Most people don't reject God, they reject a distorted view of God
April 16th, 2026
I summarized a fabulous article by Christian Psychologist Sean Tobin.  This is excellent:  Many people don’t actually reject God as He is—they reject a distorted version of God shaped by personal wounds, especially related to father figures. 1. How People End Up Rejecting GodNot always intellectual—it’s often personalUnbelief is often not just about logic or scienceIt can be shaped by:PainDisappoi...
Be a Berean in an AI world
April 13th, 2026
I recently read a striking observation about the subtle dangers of artificial intelligence. The real threat, it suggested, may not be a rogue superintelligence that takes over the world. It may be far quieter and more pervasive: “Hundreds of millions of people who have quietly outsourced their thinking, their memory, and their judgment to systems they cannot audit… Political systems so saturated w...
Thoughts on the Law, Freedom and Grace
March 12th, 2026
Some Thoughts on God’s Law, Grace, and Freedom in ChristFrom time to time I get questions and if I think others might find it interesting, I post it to my blog post.  My goal in writing this is simple: to help us all stay on the same page biblically so we can love one another well and protect the purity of the gospel and walk in unity especially since we are doing a Seder dinner for Easter and tha...