Into The Desert: How I Accidentally Became A Missionary (after quitting church)
As soon as Christmas was over, I started out on my walk in the desert. We had just gone through yet another very painful church experience, and my family and I decided that we needed to set off into...
View ArticleMy Tea Party Governor Wants My Church Family To Be Homeless & Hungry
My church family– the people I love and serve week in and week out– are not like me. We don’t share the same primary language (church is a mix of French, English, Portuguese, and Lingala), we’re not...
View ArticleBREAKING: Attention On Kim Davis Vs. Refugee Crisis Reveals We’ve Got Issues
So, it’s breaking news that Kim Davis has been released from jail. For the past week, stories about Davis have comprised about 90% of my Facebook newsfeed. I even wrote one of them– it’s a story that...
View ArticleTo Start Thinking Like Christians, We Need To Stop Thinking Like Americans
This past week has been a difficult week to be a Christian with access to the internet. Between the bombings in Europe and the Middle East and the ongoing refugee crisis, I have found myself painfully...
View ArticleThe Texan Assault on Christianity: Where’s The Persecution Crowd Now?
As you know, over the course of time I’ve written at length on the issue of anti-Christian persecution in America. Namely, that 9 times out of 10 such cries of “persecution” amount to nothing more than...
View ArticleAre Islamic Countries Doing Enough To Help Refugees?
As we know, the world is facing a refugee crisis. We see it on the news daily, to the point where many of us in the West are likely desensitized to the scenes of refugee camps, capsized boats, and...
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