When I was younger, I was not the cool kid. I spent too much time away from the status quo to be invited into or maintain cool crowd credentials. That was fine with me. Being in the cool crowd does not mean you are bright or right; it means you tow a line for unity […]

You can find churches everywhere in America. You will not find churches everywhere that are built on a Pauline foundation and Bible belief. You might have to travel. Unfortunately, this immediately eliminates those who cannot. (I will describe other ways to engage in the future.) For those who can travel, how far can you afford […]

Last week I made this suggestion: “If the church you are attending has made it clear it will not supply Bible believing mid-Acts Pauline dispensational right division, then perhaps you should take your demand (and dollars) elsewhere.” This is called voting with your feet. Leadership of churches pay attention to who attends their meetings. They […]

Why are there not more churches distributing right doctrine? As my economist teacher would always say, “Supply and demand!” There is always low supply of qualified pastors and teachers. Even rarer are those who won’t promulgate some aberrant teaching. But the more prominent problem is that there is not a big enough demand for sound […]

“Making his last command our first priority.” This is the slogan of a larger ministry catching a lot of attention. Catchy. Clever. Christ-centered, and, also, correct. We should take the last command of Christ as the first priority in the church. Amen. But what happens if you get the last command wrong? Wouldn’t that result […]