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1. Never forget that the “wake-up call” many white evangelicals are experiencing right now didn’t come out of nowhere. It took the pain, trauma, & even spiritual crucifixion of a

1. The wild thing is, the Apostle Paul was likely a brown man, and he was also a murderer at worse and an accomplice of murder at best. If White

I'm surprised by how angry I am at this news. So not only have black children lost an icon, they have to lament losing their "superman" too? Instead of just

Trauma is like Haunting Pain. It is profound pain that haunts an individual throughout their life. Spiritual Trauma is the result of profoundly painful experiences that go beyond psychological impact;

1. Social media has allowed for people w/ no formal training in specific fields to become “experts”. Their expertise isn’t based on any legit accreditation, just group think & faction

1. Something I find interesting. When someone is found to be in deep scandalous sin and in so-called humility folks say, "apart from the grace of God go I". Personally,

1. So... I’m on a parenting *thing () tonight, & so y’all gotta bare with me. I don’t believe the Bible teaches spanking, I believe the Bible teaches discipline. I

1. So this issue has come up again & so I will speak on it briefly b/c I do believe it is important. Throughout church history, there have been certain

FYI1. Esther was a sex slave. She was kidnapped by a foreign ruler who was her King while in exile. In that society & at that time, she was given

1. One of the reasons people “leave God” when they leave toxic churches is b/c toxic churches teach prayer as primarily abt petition and not communion. When prayer is about

1. Dear white person, If black & POC people are telling you a person is a racist/white Supremacist- consider the hubris & audacity it requires for you to scoff at

Is Reformed Evangelicalism a cult?1. After over 15 years within the culture, & after spending several years in an abusive reformed evangelical church (that was/is a cult), I’d argue YES.Here’s

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