Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should. True freedom, and being able to live out that freedom freely, implies… Read more The March Against True Freedom Begins With The Denial of Individual Responsibility
Month: March 2018
Mozart for Lent: Rex Tremendae
I’ve found that one of the best times to listen to Mozart’s Requiem in D-minor is during a rainstorm. There’s… Read more Mozart for Lent: Rex Tremendae
Being a Good “Hater”: Righteous Anger & The Rule of Christian Love
The provocative quote of the week goes to, Charles Spurgeon: “Be a good hater“. The statement, “be a good hater”… Read more Being a Good “Hater”: Righteous Anger & The Rule of Christian Love
Humility Wins?
Richard Foster once made three profound observations about humility. He stated: ‘…it soon becomes apparent that: 1. Study demands humility.… Read more Humility Wins?
Not All Suffering & Affliction is From God, But God Works Through All Suffering & Affliction
Notes from my recent brief exegetical summary of 2 Corinthians 1:1-11. May it be of some encouragement for you today:… Read more Not All Suffering & Affliction is From God, But God Works Through All Suffering & Affliction
Political Correctness in its Excessive Form is The Secular Equivalent of Shari’a Law
Political correctness in its excessive form is the secular equivalent of Shari’a law. It might not have the full judicial… Read more Political Correctness in its Excessive Form is The Secular Equivalent of Shari’a Law
Rod Lampard 