Controversies & Case Studies gathers essays on significant disputes, flashpoints, and public debates that have shaped Christian conversations over time. These posts revisit past controversies, examine influential voices and movements, and preserve important context that helps explain current trends—especially in discussions about men and women in the church. If you want to understand how today’s issues developed, this category offers historical perspective and theological reflection.
That’s it. That’s what the post is about. How are you doing? I’ve been thinking about everyone here in the midst of regular life that’s taken a lot of my time and attention. I hope you’ll share in the comments where you are in the process of thinking and dealing with the recent events. Maybe …
I wrote this post the morning of September 9. I decided not to finish and publish it because I was weary and this is such a difficult topic. Here’s the proof for anyone who wants it. and The other post mentioned in the first screenshot is one I moved over from my now-closed website. I …
I want to preface my post by pointing out that what I am writing below is NOT a criticism of Erika Kirk. I believe how she chooses to move forward is between her and God. I am writing this to point out the very real fork-in-the-road moment we are about to experience in the conservative …
I don’t remember how I found this article or when. I’m guessing someone shared a link somewhere and it was in the past five or six years. Rearing Honorable White Children was written in October 2001, four and a half years before I would start blogging and five years before I became a parent. When …
Contemplate what is in the screenshots and short video below. If it makes people reading it uncomfortable, good. That means I’ve done my job. There should be sirens and warning bells going off louder and louder as you move down the page. There is a war coming within the Republican Party/Conservative Movement/MAGA that will spill …
I wrote about my serious doubts regarding King Charles in: Charles Should Not Be Crowned King of England King Charles Portrait Full of Symbolism There is a growing anger in the UK about King Charles’ open support of Islam and Muslims. He is supposed to be the Defender of the Faith, but can’t even bring …
This popped up on Gab and I found it so interesting that I looked up the book. The White slave trade has been going on for a long, long time. Why does no one ever talk about it when we are still subjected to nearly daily mentions of black slavery in the 1800s? We call …
