As a student of finance and economics, I used to be enthralled with corporate raiders. People like Carl Ichan and T. Boone Pickens would scour the corporate landscape, looking for companies to devour and extract value from.

One of the things that keeps people from getting to know Jesus or experiencing oneness with Him is the belief that God is, at best, an absentee father or, at worst, a deadbeat dad. The truth of the matter is that God is a Good, Good, Father.

In 1980, the new wave rock band, Devo, released their biggest hit, “Whip It.” It was intended as satire against American optimism and became an anthem of counterculturalism. It also had significant appeal in sadomasochistic circles.

There is no need to beg God for what He has already given us. We simply need to appropriate and use His blessings!

Teaching Saints that they have to confess sins is bad doctrine! There are some who believe that you not only have to confess your sin to be saved, but you must confess sin on an ongoing basis to remain “clean.

For some people, casinos are exciting places. There’s nothing like the sights and sounds of the game and the challenge of the games. About those games — make no mistake, these are games of chance. There are some, like poker and blackjack,

Will God condemn anyone to eternal conscious torment? Hell? No!  

I don’t know about you, but I love “Mob Movies.” From the “Godfather” trilogy, to “A Bronx Tale,” to “Goodfellas,” this genre of movies tell tales of loyalty and honor — albeit in a criminal enterprise. At the center of these films is something called ...

First let’s level-set by eliminating the obvious. Contrary to popular belief, lukewarm does not mean “wishy-washy.” Religion will tell you that lukewarm saints are those who have one foot in the Kingdom and one foot in the world.

The great philosopher and mathematician, Archimedes, once said, “Give me a lever and a place to stand and I will move the earth.” We learn in math that the lever is a powerful tool. It’s principle powers scissors, staplers, wheelbarrows,