Politics
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The general thesis of who the Christian is may be likened to a baby with its father. Exactly the way a baby derives its life from the sperm of its father through a process that involves the fertilization of its mother’s egg, Christians derives their being from God through a process that involves the substitution…
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A Christian is not just one that believes in Jesus Christ. She is not even one that is a follower of Christ. A Christian is one that has been granted access into the God-life. He is one whose God-consciousness has been awoken. His consciousness of mortality has given way to something ethereal, boundless and heavenly.…
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The things you see with your spirit are yours to be and perform. If you see yourself laying hands on the sick, preaching to large crowds and doing wonders while in prayer, it’s because that’s who you are in God’s schema. Don’t lust after someone else’s stuff. You have yours and if you can spend…
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Economist, Yanis Varoufakis in his book, Technofeudalism argues that cloud-technology-owning companies from the United States and China are organizing everyone on the planet including governments, traditional capitalists and the rest of humanity into a class that pays them what he calls, cloud rents. These companies, cloudalists, as Varoufakis refers to them, operate outside profit motives,…
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Your paradigm always matters because it is what influences your results. I have been thinking about the relevance of the gospel of Christ in a world so intelligent and prosperous that it sees no value in Christian messaging, and it is this one thing. The gospel of Jesus Christ will change your paradigm and ultimately…
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There is divergence between humanism and Christianity, however, people have tried over a millennium to marry both. Humanism centres the human as the essence of everything, Christianity centres Christ. Christian humanism, however, attempts to subsume Christ into a human container, and fails woefully. In its practice, Christ is the means and not the end.
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What began as a caucus getaway over the long weekend quickly became a caucus revolt and before long, the Prime Minister had been ousted by a no-confidence vote, on the floor of parliament. And it all began with a wry onion analogy. “Les personnes qui ont perdu leur maison à la suite de saisies doivent…
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What if I told you that there’d be change of governments in many countries, next year. Canada, Australia and many others could have snap elections as early as the Spring of 2023. Many of the factors that would bring this about are already in motion. Still, I would implore that you pray for the country…
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A person may forgive bad behavior and this is permissible. But there’s a reason why institutions must never forgive. People have their humanity among other things but institutions don’t. Institutions only have integrity.