
The Most Selfish People
I’m convinced that Americans in the twenty-first century are the most selfish people.
Following Jesus, Leading His Church
I’m convinced that Americans in the twenty-first century are the most selfish people.
Take care, and be on your guard against all covetousness, for one’s life does not consist in the abundance of his possessions.
You don’t have to be Majorie Taylor Greene to be the target of the woke mob. You just have to insist that male is male and female is female.
The thoughts that follow are the result of a list of ideas I’ve been working on and adding to over the last several weeks. The order does not reflect the importance or ranking of my thoughts.
My question is simple: Why in the world are we so eager to take sides, especially when the sides center around evangelical celebrities that most of us do not know and will never know on a personal level?
Regular pastors are tempted to chase a number of ministry goals. These goals can include platform building, a strong social media presence, denominational recognition, publishing contracts, speaking invitations, and even quasi-celebrity status.
If you’re involved with the strange, online world of evangelical Christianity, you may have noticed a trend over the last several years. Many websites, social media platforms, blogs, and podcasts have taken a page right out of the playbook of American politics.
Evangelicals have a deadly problem. Our obsession with celebrity culture is a cancer destroying our churches from the inside out. You can see this obsession on display in a number of places.