Zeal Without Wisdom: Calling for Balance in Christian Engagement
Picture the early church—a time when defending the faith required courage beyond measure. Tertullian, known for his unmatched fervor, boldly confronted heresies and pagan practices, earning admiration for his intellectual and theological prowess. Yet, his unrelenting rigidity and alignment with the Montanist movement left him isolated from the broader church. His harsh critiques, such as those […]
A Kingdom that Conquers: Calling Men to Stand
The kingdom does not retreat; it advances, carrying the light of Christ into every corner of culture and creation. In an age marked by the erosion of biblical values and the rise of cultural hostility toward Christianity, the need for bold, godly leadership is more urgent than ever. Challenges like the redefinition of marriage, the suppression […]
Andrew Tate and the Masculinity Crisis
Modern men are lost. A cultural identity crisis has left them wandering in a fog of confusion, searching for something — anything — that makes them feel valuable and respected. Enter Andrew Tate, the self-proclaimed alpha male of the Internet, who has soared to fame by tapping into this void. Tate’s message? Be strong. Be […]
When Christian Leaders Compromise: A Call to Return to Biblical Fidelity
There was a time when the Black Church stood as a moral lighthouse in a dark world; a prophetic voice that called people back to the truth of God’s Word. It wasn’t afraid to confront sin, whether in the culture or within its own walls. But today, a troubling trend has emerged. Some of our […]
Defending Sovereignty: A Biblical and National Case for Immigration Reform
President-elect Donald Trump’s announcement to deport an estimated 11 million illegal immigrants has reignited one of America’s most contentious debates. His plan, described as the “largest deportation program in American history,” reflects a decisive effort to regain control of America’s borders and restore the rule of law. Illegal immigration has long been a strain on the nation’s […]
Challenging the Ethical Complexities of In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)
In the 1997 film Gattaca, the camera zooms in on a laboratory where embryos are meticulously selected for their genetic perfection. In this creative adaptation of a dystopian future society, genetic engineering and eugenics are the norm, creating a rigid class system based on genetic makeup. In the movie, the camera pans to a […]
Paid In Full: The Shocking Truth Behind Reparations
Similar to Lucy convincing Charlie Brown that she’ll hold the football steady for a satisfying kick, politicians every four years seek to persuade black voters of their support for reparations. Once in office, the newly appointed official, much like Lucy’s familiar routine, disappoints black voters by retracting support at a crucial moment, reminiscent of Charlie […]
Divine Wisdom on Sovereign Borders: A Biblical View of Illegal Immigration
Let’s begin by clarifying that Jesus was not a refugee. Joseph and Mary’s departure for Egypt, which was another part of the Roman Empire (Matt 2:13–14), did not warrant any special recognition. Additionally, it is worth noting that they had the means to travel on their own, courtesy of the gifts from the Magi (Matt […]
Unraveling the Legacy of Carlton D. Pearson: A Deep Dive
Carlton D’Metrius Pearson (March 19, 1953–November 19, 2023) is a name relatively unknown in reformed Baptist circles. However, his influence on me and countless others in Black Pentecostal circles is immense—numerous people, including T.D. Jakes, Myles Munroe, Joyce Meyer, Juanita Bynum, Donnie McClurkin, and names too numerous to list, can directly attribute their national notoriety in Pentecostal circles to the platform […]
What is the Fourth of July to Black America?
The signing of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776, represents a momentous occasion in American history. On the same day in 1777, a celebration commemorating the independence of a young nation would be held. The authors of the Declaration were well aware of the ideals to which every sovereign nation should aspire. Thomas […]
