Category: Culture
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Election Day Notes: Cast Your Vote and Move on with Your Life
In case no one has told you, we have election coming up next Tuesday. Some people think it’s a pretty big deal, so here are my pastoral guidelines for Christian citizens this time around. First, Jesus is Lord. That is our whole political confession. Obviously, the implications of Christ’s lordship have to be worked out,…
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Defying the Patriarchy?
Have you seen reports on this new Netflix show Cuties? Looks like soft pedophilic porn. It’s sick. Maybe with Ghislaine Maxwell behind bars, some on the left are trying to normalize pedophilia before a bunch of them get busted for it. Maybe they can get it legalized before they go to jail. Let’s hope not. What’s interesting to me…
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Anonymous Reports and Proverbs 25:9-10
Argue your case with your neighbor himself, and do not reveal another’s secret,lest he who hears you bring shame upon you, and your ill repute have no end.– Proverbs 25:9-10 Last week, the Atlantic published a story which claimed Trump made disparaging comments about American soldiers according to four anonymous sources. Not surprisingly, the story quickly fell apart as many sources…
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Revolution in the City Streets
I spent several of my years growing up living in the North Shore area of Chicago but during most of that time, my dad actually worked in Kenosha, WI. To see Kenosha up in flames is sad. It’s repeat of the violence we have seen break out in other cities across our land. We do…
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Life Is Simple
In my previous post on BLM, I claimed that the main problem facing blacks in America is the same problem facing virtually every ethnic group in our land – the breakdown of the family. It is not racism or white supremacy, but fatherlessness, that best explains the plight of blacks today. Whatever reforms need to be…
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The Supreme Court, TPC, and the Culture Wars
Last Monday’s Bostock decision from the Supreme Court is likely to have far reaching implications. The majority opinion (authored by Trump appointee Gorsuch, an obvious disappointment) is somewhat open ended, but it is still ominous for Christians who are concerned with religious freedom in the American public square. The Bostock ruling does to the categories of male and female…
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Racism, Riots, and Reform
In an ever-shifting business landscape, adaptability isn’t just a trait—it’s a competitive advantage. Companies that embrace change, learn from challenges, and pivot when necessary are the ones that not only survive but also thrive in uncertain environments.
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