Faith begins where resistance ends
In the world I came from, resisting authority was a badge of honor. The harder you were, the less you bent. But Romans 5 exposes that kind of toughness for what it really is—weakness pretending to be strength. Faith begins the moment resistance finally breaks.
Deconstruction is easy, crucifixion is hard
Deconstruction is easy.
Crucifixion is hard.
Walking away costs nothing.
Dying costs everything.
If you want to survive Christianity, you can’t just feel good.
You have to have a strong faith and a strong theology.
Prostituting the Spirit: Addicted to Atmosphere, Starved of Theology
Charismatic Christianity did not lose the Spirit.
It lost discipline.
We did not abandon the supernatural.
We domesticated it.
We traded holiness for atmosphere, formation for affirmation, and theology for therapy. And now we are surprised that believers collapse under pressure.
If you want to survive Christianity, you can’t just feel good; you have to have a strong faith and a strong theology.
Holy Ground, not currency
God is not impressed by our expectations.
He is honored by our surrender.
Anointed, Untouchable, unaccountable
If your calling cannot survive scrutiny, it is not spiritual authority—it is control.
the kingdom in the pit
In the pit, this matters. Bodies collide. Pressure comes from every side. Without an anchor, you are moved wherever the force is strongest.