The Real Kavanaugh Debate: Objective Truth v. Relative Truth
For what it’s worth here’s my two cents on the Kavanaugh debate. The late Supreme Court Justice Scalia warned, almost prophetically, that as the Court becomes more and more an […]
Category Archives: A Christian Perspective
Don’t give up on California
Today while in a Christian Legal Society meeting one of the attorneys brought up a prayer request to pray that Christians “would not give up on California” and for prayer […]
Is it ok to say “Thoughts and Prayers” on social media?
Yes. But, it’s better if you say nothing about your prayers and just pray. I get it, we want to feel like we are supporting those who are suffering and […]
Lincoln’s Lesson: Union
When I was in Washington D.C. just a few months ago I stood in the Lincoln memorial and pondered the lesson that that house stood for.
Should Christians Defend themselves?
And, more specifically, should Christians own guns? This has been coming up a lot recently for me[1], and so I want to share with you some of my responses when […]
Should Christians ever sue?
I. YOU HAVE THE RIGHT, BUT YOU MAY NOT WANT TO USE IT The quick answer is that you have the right to do so, but you may not want […]
A Christian Perspective: Should Christians Talk Politics and Policy?
I’ve decided to launch a new category on this blog called “A Christian Perspective”. I will continue to write mostly devotional content, but I think it is necessary to start […]
Shall Speak To Nations 