Beyond the Knowledge of Good & Evil

The court system: obsessed with finding justice, a reflection of mankind who loves their words and laws. This same thinking thrives in the church world. Everyone has their opinions on what is good and evil. These moral scholars inflict upon others religious standards too burdensome to bear. "Obedience" is the battle cry of the church. … Continue reading Beyond the Knowledge of Good & Evil

The Great & Terrible Adam

A simple question to pose: is Adam more powerful than God? If indeed we believe Jesus Christ is God, then what is the heart of God? Is God’s plan that all are under sin and one must choose grace? If all are under sin how can one choose that which he is not free to … Continue reading The Great & Terrible Adam

The Whore of Babylon Has Many Breasts

The crowds lined up, screaming out against the beast before them. They screamed not only at the beast but at the men who were suckling on her. The crowds were scrawny and malnourished, and the men under the beast were plump and filled with milk. A warrior, towering above the enraged masses, made his way … Continue reading The Whore of Babylon Has Many Breasts

A Thing I’d Like To See Happen

"The Good News Gatherings" My heart is not to start another Protestant denomination or persuade everyone to go to Holy Mass or Divine Liturgy. I do not want to compete with churches and start a new fad. I want us to collectively experience the Gospel of Jesus Christ together. I think small groups are the … Continue reading A Thing I’d Like To See Happen

The Bride & The Other

You were there with Him. Your hands embraced His hands, your lips kissed His lips, you felt Him inside of you. His body was expressed through your body. The two harmonizing, the One fulfilling His bride. None can satisfy her but Him. But she got up from the marriage bed. She saw another. And there … Continue reading The Bride & The Other

I Had A Vision: The Sermon on the Song

"Good morning!" said the pastor, and his congregation echoed. "Please turn in your music libraries to Handel's Messiah." The laity put in their earphones promptly. "Today," spoke the pastor, "We will be looking at the Hallelujah Chorus, it's one of my favorite parts of the song. Let's take a deeper dive together and see what the … Continue reading I Had A Vision: The Sermon on the Song