It’s not often that you write a response to your own article. But for the many who were apparently intrigued by the original post, I feel it necessary to “set the record straight.” I expected, when I posed the question of the “positive prostitute,” that I would eventually discover I was missing something. I did not … More A Positive Prostitute {A Response}
If a former prostitute returned to her prostitution, God would most assuredly not dismiss it, much less speak favorably of it. Her earnings would not be seen as holy or be approved for holy purposes. Such an endorsement would be completely against God’s character. Then explain this: At the end of seventy years, the Lord … More A Positive Prostitute
When I scroll through my Facebook feed, I am often compelled to sit and weep. Not because of mass shootings, tragic accidents, or missing persons reports, though these are truly grieving. What strikes me more than all of these are messages, usually implied and not so hidden, which say, “Yes, I know who God is. … More For Tomorrow We Die
The entire city is gathered at the door. And I mean the entire city. Sure, the population may be only around 1,500. But, hello. They’re all standing at the door. Why? Well, because on the other side of this door is a man who just cast out a demon and healed a very sick lady, so anybody who is … More Matthew’s Mistake
Imagine an affluent city named Ty, set along the coast. After years of transporting an abundance of wealth to neighboring coastlands, Ty is laid waste. Ruined. Bare. Gone. Many a coastal town benefited from the wealth and trade of Ty. Many a coastal town is now at a great loss . . . Tar is … More O Inhabitants of the Coast
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