Legislating Morality

Legislating Morality The recent win of Donald Trump as the next President of the United States is a direct result of the Evangelical voter turnout.[i] The pending and future appointments of Supreme Court Justices motivated the call to action given by many spiritual leaders, holding prayer vigils, and activating their congregants hoping to slow the moral decline and the turning of...

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Reclaiming Halloween

One of the most dreaded holidays for Christians is approaching. Halloween has developed over the centuries through pagan influences and Celtic roots. Even the early church played a part in the development of this holiday when in 609, Pope Boniface IV re-dedicated the Pantheon in Rome to "St Mary and all martyrs,"[1] and later Pope Gregory III's (731–741) founding of a public gathering in St Peter's...

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Forgiveness, Racism, & Injustice

  We continue to experience a season of separation, where year after year there is a further separation of light and darkness. For those who choose righteousness they will be blessed and not forsaken. Life in abundance awaits those who choose the path of righteousness (Psalm 37:25). As the division becomes blatant, this forces the "spiritual middle class" to choose righteousness or unrighteousness,...

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