-
CHECK OUT MY BOOK 
-
FREE DOWNLOAD 
-
SUPPORT FREEDOM 
-
Recent Posts
- From the Lowest Parts of the Earth to the Highest Place
- The Law of Moses in Acts 15 and Jeremiah 31
- The Constitution and American Christians
- The “Imminent” Return of Jesus from a NT Vantage
- Who Is Jesus?
- Yeshua – Is Jesus the Jewish Messiah?
- Communion with Jesus: A Lost Practice in the Church?
- Come to Me
- Theosophy and Oz
- Woke Zombie World
- My Jesus, I Love You
- Stupid: The New Face of Intelligence
- Glad When They Saw Jesus
- A Hyper-Calvinist Dilemma
- Hostages in Haiti – Divine Deliverance
- Jesus and Vaccines: Franklin Graham’s Statement
- The American Flag
- Minds. Who Needs Them?
- Nick Vujicic – Overcoming Obstacles
- 2020 Presidential Election: Battle Lines
Archives
Author Archives: James
From the Lowest Parts of the Earth to the Highest Place
From the lowest parts of the earth to the highest place As we think about the subject of this post, as it relates to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, we are journeying to two opposite extremes: from the lowest … Continue reading
Posted in Theological Studies
Tagged cosmos, earth, exaltation, glory, heavens, hell, Jesus Christ, the highest place, the incarnation, the lowest parts of the earth
1 Comment
The Law of Moses in Acts 15 and Jeremiah 31
The law of Moses in Acts 15 As A.D.’s dawn peeked over the horizon at the Church, and Gentiles began entering, there arose a dispute over whether or not Gentile believers should be circumcised and keep the law of Moses. … Continue reading
Posted in Theological Studies
Tagged Acts 15, bondage, circumcise, free, Gentile, Holy Spirit, Jeremiah 31, Jerusalem Council, jesus', Moses, Mount Sinai, new covenant, old covenant, the law of Moses, the Ten Commandments, yoke
6 Comments
The Constitution and American Christians
In defense of the Constitution This blog post is about the Constitution of the United States of America and how Christians in America look at it. I’ll just say this “from the get-go”: I am a Christian who will defend … Continue reading
Posted in Theological Studies
Tagged America, communism, Scripture, socialism, the Bible, the Constitution, the Declaration of Independence
4 Comments
The “Imminent” Return of Jesus from a NT Vantage
It is common to find statements like “We believe in the imminent return of Jesus” in confessions of faith. But what if we step back into the pages of the Gospels and epistles and find it is not there? Does … Continue reading
Communion with Jesus: A Lost Practice in the Church?
Communion with Jesus: a lost practice? Is communion with Jesus a lost practice in the church? Has it ceased to be a normal experience for those who say they believe in Jesus? On a typical Sunday morning, congregational prayers are … Continue reading
Posted in Theological Studies
Tagged adoration, church, communion, experience, fellowship, jesus', personal, prayer, relationship, the Father, the Son, worship
4 Comments
Come to Me
Jesus said, “Come to Me.” “Come to Me” Have words been more beautifully spoken? Have words ever been more beautifully spoken? Has there ever been an invitation like this? Not on this side of a door, in every life, that … Continue reading
Posted in Theological Studies
Tagged a journey, Come to Me, fellowship, heaven, invitation, jesus', rest, wonderful, words, yoke
7 Comments
Theosophy and Oz
Theosophy and Oz are the subjects of this post. So. Why not begin by introducing them? (I think I will.) Everyone quiet, please! May I direct your attention to the front of the auditorium? Ladies and gentlemen, I present to … Continue reading
Posted in Theological Studies
Tagged "divine spark", Blavatsky, Divine Being, Dorothy, Glinda, God, impersonal, L. Frank Baum, occult, Oz, Theosophical, Theosophist, Theosophy, transcendent, wizard, Wizard of Oz
17 Comments
Woke Zombie World
Beginning a woke dialogue This post is a short critique of woke ideology. At least, it began “short.” But it has grown like the beans in Kathy’s garden. So. Having said that. . . “Let the games begin!” Woke advocates … Continue reading
Posted in Theological Studies
Tagged America, black, lies, masters, slavery, slaves, transgender, white, whiteness, woke, woke ideology
19 Comments
My Jesus, I Love You
My Jesus, I love you — beginnings and roads My Jesus, I love you. You are the one who showed me I was lost. No one was more surprised than me! I didn’t know I was lost. It’s hard for … Continue reading
Posted in Letters to Jesus
Tagged fellowship, friend, Jesus I love you, love, prayer, remember, roads, tears, thank you
7 Comments
Stupid: The New Face of Intelligence
Stupid is the new face of intelligence in our world No need in beating around the bush: our world is stupid. America is also stupid. I’m not saying everyone in America is stupid. Nor is everyone in the world stupid. … Continue reading
Posted in Theological Studies
Tagged America, communism, intellectual elite, intelligence, intelligent, stupid, the world
13 Comments
Glad When They Saw Jesus
“Then the disciples were glad when they saw the Lord” (John 20:20). A look at “glad” Glad. It’s not a word we hear that often today. But why would we be surprised? We’re not. We have the worst president in … Continue reading
A Hyper-Calvinist Dilemma
A friend of mine believes a pastor we know is a hyper-Calvinist. Recently this friend sent me an email telling me this is why he no longer attends the church where the pastor preaches. To protect the identity of my … Continue reading
Jesus and Vaccines: Franklin Graham’s Statement
Jesus and vaccines. That is the subject of this blog post. I know. It’s not something you would expect. It’s unique, for sure. (As soon as I say that, everyone will be writing about it!) But, hopefully, it will be … Continue reading
Posted in Theological Studies
Tagged Adonai, COVID, COVID-19, disease, Franklin Graham, Jesus and vaccines, vaccinated, vaccines, Yahweh
7 Comments
The American Flag
Burning the American flag Most of us have seen “Americans” burning the American flag. It is legal in America and, you could say, we are free in America to express ourselves in this way. But who can understand it? It’s … Continue reading
Posted in Theological Studies, Uncategorized
Tagged America, free, freedom, stupid, the American flag, the star-spangled banner
7 Comments
Minds. Who Needs Them?
Minds. Who needs them? Minds. Who needs them? We’re much better off if our minds are a page that “has been intentionally left blank.” Imagine how much more we can contribute to society if we don’t have minds! If we … Continue reading
Posted in Theological Studies
Tagged Christ, conformation, government, heads, mask, mind, shot, transformation
47 Comments
2020 Presidential Election: Battle Lines
After election day had passed, a small group from our church discussed the nature of the 2020 presidential election. It was suggested, since our primary concern may be our personal comfort and economic well-being, the 2020 presidential election rises only … Continue reading
Paths of Righteousness
“He leads me in paths of righteousness for His name’s sake” (Ps. 23:3). What are paths of righteousness? A path of righteousness is a morally right and just path. So, sin and lies avoid it. It is a pathway of … Continue reading
Posted in Theological Studies
Tagged facts, injustice, jesus', paths of righteousness, President Trump, racist, Satanists, witches
3 Comments
I Am Living Forevermore
“I am living forevermore.” These are words from Jesus. He said them nearly two thousand years ago. Yet the reality they express never changes. This is evident in their very nature: “I am living forevermore.” These words remain firm in … Continue reading
While Christians Sleep
“While Christians Sleep”: an interesting title. Do they? Yes, they do. But not only at night when they’re in bed. Of course, not all Christians are sleeping. But many who do, appear to be awake and quite active. They sleep … Continue reading
Posted in Theological Studies
Tagged Christianity Today, Christians, our president, while Christians sleep
9 Comments