Category: Articles

The article explores the term "woke" beyond its current status as a political lightning rod, tracing its origins from a Black survival tactic to a modern call for social consciousness and biblical justice.

This article challenges the common cliché that "all sin is the same," arguing instead that the Bible presents a clear hierarchy of disobedience based on intent, motive, and consequence.

Christianity is often falsely stereotyped—both by secular critics who view it as an intellectually shallow crutch, and by some believers who think faith requires leaving your brain at the door. In reality, historical and biblical Christianity demands rigorous intellectual engagement. It views reason and intellect as God-given gifts meant to work in partnership with faith to discern truth, combat extremism, and engage with the culture.

This article explores the growing tension between cold, efficient automation and the intrinsic worth of the individual. It argues that while technology often makes people feel like invisible data points, the teachings of Jesus Christ offer a profound corrective by asserting that every person is uniquely known and valued by God.

This article concludes that "Only God is awesome" is not a linguistic correction, but a theological declaration intended to realign the human heart with the majesty of the Creator.

The secular use of "awesome" is a symptom of a deeper theological drift where the creature has been elevated above the Creator. Restoring the word to God alone reorders reality, putting human achievement back in its proper, secondary place.

This article explores the historical and theological shift in the word "awesome," tracing how a term once reserved exclusively for God became a casual superlative for human experiences. It argues that this linguistic shift reflects a deeper transition in Western thought—from a God-centered worldview to one centered on human autonomy.

Holding fast to you Faith amidst all the fear and doubt created by Cultural Relativism