About the Book
Being an offensive Christian is often seen in a negative light by the world that we live in. In fact, a large part of the weak and non-confrontational Christian base does not want you to be offensive in any way.
We usually get our entertainment from a variety of sources. Entertainment is a way for people to unwind, relax and forget about their troubles. Some people find entertainment by going to a movie. Others get entertained by watching a sporting
The lazy Christian is becoming more and more common. We live in a world where people are often afraid to stand up for themselves out of fear of being attacked for their views. When this shift happens, often Christians search
Many Christians have a twisted definition of love when it comes to how they respond to sin. They think that in order to be loving to people, one must accept the sin and, in some instances, embrace the sin. These
Being a brave Christian is a concept that seems few and far between now days. We live in a society where most people are nonconfrontational and will not stand up and fight for the God that they claim to serve.
As much as some people don’t want to believe; there are demons in the church. Not all churches seek to follow the mission that Jesus laid out as his example here on earth. There are churches that are in constant
The battle we must fight begins in the four walls of the church. Since many church leaders don’t have the stomach to pick up their cross and go out into the world, they expect political leaders to do their bidding.
The hard truth is not easy for people to accept. Most people would prefer to have their ears tickled in a non-confrontational way rather than to hear the hard truth. Many pulpits recognize this behavior and gear their messages to
If you have read my book, you already know my answer to the question. The word empathy is a modern word that has only been used in the English language for the last hundred or so years. It was coined
What is a typical Christian? What is a typical anything, for that matter? The word ‘typical’ reflects an average behavior, trait, characteristic, attitude, or label placed on someone who fits the mold. By nature, most of us measure a person