Lance Brown

We’re going to do three critiques and ask some honest questions of those who promulgate the new secular sexual ethic. While it is easy to jump to where we think we know the answers on these issues, these thoughts are meant to be pondered, with humility and honesty.

It takes some effort to look at how our society got to a place where we are so sharply divided on the issue of sexuality, particularly the LGBTQI+ issue. While we all think the great divide is over sexuality, it is actually driven by something far deeper. THAT is what we’ll look at today.

For decades, our culture has been obsessed with sexuality and pushing societal limits in this area.  The idea is that anything we want to do that doesn’t “hurt anyone” should be permissible. This week we’ll begin our look at sexuality. What does the Bible say? Is there any benefit to listening to and obeying God’s…

When we go through times of evil and suffering, there is a way to navigate through seasons of trials. We’ll look at three ways Christianity offers comfort and hope, by remember the birth of Christ and what it means, by remembering Jesus’ work on the cross, and by remembering His resurrection, and all shows about…

Many skeptics disregard Christianity based on the existence of evil and suffering in the world. Consider the argument offered by Epicurus: He suggests that, if God is willing to defeat evil but not able, then he is not omnipotent.  Further, if God is able to defeat evil, but is not willing, then he is not good. …

Sometimes skeptics to Christianity turn away from the faith because they cannot reconcile a loving God and God’s judgment.  I can be difficult to reconcile a “God who IS love, with the concept of a real Haven and a real Hell. But we have more clear information in God’s word about how to approach these issues.