Some thoughts about my past articles… For many reasons I should have provided these definitions at the beginning of my articles to provide a template and basis for understanding the extraordinary amount of new words that are being introduced through the Social Justice Movement. Hopefully these will help you as you continue to learn! I…
A Core Belief of the Social Justice Movement! The ideology of the SJM codifies the ability to know ones motives! Even if you do what is just, right, and merciful to people of color, you are simply covering up your guilt! You must come out and deny your whiteness and fall down and confess your…
Before you read this article, I want to express my appreciation for you engaging with the content I’ve been writing. Because of their length, you might enjoy them more by reading smaller portions at a time, or selecting sections that are of particular interest to you. At the end of this teaching I answer a…
Introduction A new ideology has emerged that distorts how Americans—Christians included—understand justice. Its millions of devotees signal their loyalty to the ideology by speaking proudly of their commitment to “social justice.” In fact, in most cases the churches that are espousing social justice do not understand the dangerous worldview at its foundation. However, as they…
In the coming articles I hope to clarify the meanings of the many terms associated with the SJM as well as provide biblical responses and clarifications of how we are to guard against this false ideology. Thank you for reading them and, as a reminder, you might not be assimilating this information for you only…
In view of the staggering rapidity of the Social Justice Movement (SJM) influencing the broader culture and now many evangelical churches, I am recommending a powerful book: Why Social Justice is not Biblical Justice, by Scott David Allen. I also am writing because I love the Church of our Lord Jesus Christ and realize that…
What I am voting for November 3, 2020. First, I would like to address two constant comments I hear about President Trump, especially from Christians. #1 He is arrogant and brash. #2 He has had an immoral past. #1 The last time I checked everyone of us have an ego problem. As our son Seth…
Repeatedly, God evaluates people in authority and renders an opinion about their character, behaviors, policies and the skill in which they reigned or governed. I believe we who profess to be Christians ought to do the same in regard to our governmental leaders and their particular party affiliation. Here are two samples. Omri: Omri became…