There are many today who say “I have time to get right with God,” or, worse, “I’m headed to hell anyway, so I might as well live it up now!” In the book of 1 Corinthians, Paul, quoting a Greek philosopher, says this attitude is “Eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we die.” There is never a “right time” but the present to get right with God, and the only option is through His Son, Jesus Christ. This world is broken, we broke it, and broken things happen because we have broke

There are some sick individuals out there, hell bent on living out whatever truth they want to live by, and damn the consequences! They dehumanize their enemies, and so, in calling them names (fetus, fascist, nazi, etc.), they can justify violence done to them. They do this, because, from Cain until today, it is easier to remove someone from your way than it is to examine yourself and do the hard, but right thing. We make those who are in the way of our happiness “less” than

Would you agree that Christendom is fractured? Up until 120 years ago, we were burning one another’s church houses down, and, while we may not do so any more, it seems (for the most part) that it takes a tragedy to bring Christians together. We mostly stay attached to our various brands of Christendom. Instead of agreeing on God’s word and setting aside non-essential differences, we divide over non-essentials. We often replace the sound doctrine of Scripture with opinion and