Monthly Archives: August 2018

Progress Does Not Equal Promiscuity There is a misperception that progress requires a loosening of moral values. It is thought that, perhaps, our traditions keep mankind from reaching its potential. Religion is commonly implicated in this conspiracy as values are … Continue reading →

Why the Reaction to “Truth isn’t Truth?” I don’t always believe clarifications when someone in the public eye tries to explain a controversial comment. But I believe Rudy Giuliani when he says of his statement “truth isn’t truth”: “My statement … Continue reading →

When Love isn’t Love In recent months, our nation has been flooded with stories of sexual abuse and promiscuity. The list of the accused includes government leaders, Hollywood directors, priests and pastors. In some cases, investigators have uncovered bizarre systems … Continue reading →

Growing Kingdom People – Is Twitter Un-Christian? I didn’t say, “Do some un-Christian things happen on Twitter?” That’s a given. But is it inherently un-Christian? You probably think I’m nuts choosing such a random litmus test of Christian character. After … Continue reading →

Seven People I Would Like to See Go to Hell In a downtown church in Lexington, Kentucky, my father once preached a sermon that had the whole city in a stir. The title of the sermon was, “Seven People I … Continue reading →