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The People that Brought Me to Jesus Betrayed Me

I was born into Christ’s family through a Charismatic church as a preacher’s kid and was deeply involved in churches of that type until my early 30s. Today, while grateful for the home the introduced me to the God of the universe, I can barely recognize her. The people that brought me to Jesus betrayed […]

Was the Early Church Really Pacifist?

The topic of the pacifism in the early church is something I have written about before for PCPJ. However, in our world it often needs repeating and restating. The Church has often fallen into the temptations of politics and militarism. This is clearly seen in the Pentecostal/Charismatic Movement, which leaned towards pacifism in its early […]

Politicians Conflating the Kingdom of God with America

Tiffany Trump said at the 2020 Republican National Convention: “God has blessed us with unstoppable spirit. His spirit, the American spirit. My dad has proven to be driven by that spirit.” Vice President Mike Pence paraphrased Hebrews 12:1-2 but replaced ”Jesus” with the American flag and Christians with Americans: “So let’s run the race marked […]

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