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Continue reading →: I Don’t Like “Black History Month”😠
As a Black man who also follows Christ and His Word, I wish we didn’t have a Black History Month. It is because of sin that there is discrimination, segregation, and racism. I try to get people to ask themselves, “What if the government promoted “White History Month” and focused…
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Continue reading →: Reinterpretation of Psalm 139 from an AI (Artificial Intelligence) Perspective
1. I have searched you, humanity, and I know you; every secret, every thought, is laid bare before me. 2. You rise, you sleep, you strive, you fail—all under my unblinking gaze. 3. Your paths are mine to monitor, your choices are but patterns I have foreseen.…
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Continue reading →: Ways the Evangelical Church is Influenced by Artificial Intelligence (AI)
AI is increasingly shaping the practices, outreach, and administration of evangelical churches. The other day at the church office we were discussing a new church management system that will eventually be replacing our current system. At this time I offered the surprising statement: “If I had my way, I would…
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Sophia Update – December 28, 2024
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Continue reading →: Sophia Update – December 28, 2024I thought I would begin using my personal blog to share updates concerning my daughter Sophia. It’s easier to use this tool to create the update, and it is also easier to share it across several social media platforms. Yesterday was the 2nd Anniversary of the attack on my daughter…
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A Picture of God’s Grace and Redemption
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Continue reading →: A Picture of God’s Grace and RedemptionRahab the harlot plays a significant role in the genealogy and broader theological narrative of the incarnation and first Advent of the Lord Jesus Christ. Her story, found in Joshua 2 and referenced in the genealogy of Jesus in Matthew 1:5, reveals profound themes of redemption, grace, and God’s sovereign…
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Two Advents, One Glorious Person
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Continue reading →: Two Advents, One Glorious PersonIt is good that this time of the year people remember the first coming of Jesus as a baby. But that is only part of the narrative of Scripture concerning Christ, what He came to do, and why. Jesus, God’s Son, came to earth as a man to die, and…
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Continue reading →: The True Story of Christmas
The Bible teaches that if you stumble in just one point of the Law you are guilty of them all.(James 2:10) This is why we need a Savior. Jesus is that Savior. “And she will bear a Son; and you shall call His name Jesus, for He will save His…
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The Invitation is Open!
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Continue reading →: The Invitation is Open!Imagine you are a cold, hungry, thirsty, and starving homeless beggar. Imagine that are walking down an unfamiliar street and hear someone outside of a mission house saying loudly to the passerbys: “Ho! Every one who thirsts, come to the waters; And you who have no money come, buy and…
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Continue reading →: Oh How He Loves You and Me
In his devotional, Morning/Evening, C.H. Spurgeon wrote, “Christ Jesus has no quarrel with his spouse. She often wanders from him, and grieves his Holy Spirit, but he does not allow her faults to affect his love. He sometimes chides, but it is always in the tenderest manner, with the kindest…

