The original intent of Face Book (FB) was primarily meant to bring family and friends together who were separated geographically. Almost immediately FB became a vehicle for everyone who simply wanted to share information or certain life events within their realm of relationships. That sharing expanded to the public arena whether the viewers were friends or not. By the use of textual comments, photos, videos and a variety of “fun” communications FB became an international phenomena.  FB has now metamorphasized into many [...]

Once a purpose is finalized focus is needed. But focus is not enough if it is sporadic. No project worth undertaking can be completed unless it is tackled tenaciously and continuously. Only then can a project be competed. In a fast-paced world of immediates it is no wonder that it usually takes an individual an insurmountable time to finish even the smallest of projects. The “Fast Food Nation” mentality combined with the dumbing down of the Human spirit has produced a [...]

Every true Child of God desires to change the world, by the advancing of Christ’s Kingdom for His Glory. Only the sincere regenerate sets forth his or her life in consistent self-sacrificial service to the living and reigning Christ. They alone understand the great commission of Christ’s global conquest to establish His reign in the midst of Time and History. While the desire to change the world for Christ is admirable, there are certain problems the ambitious saint faces.Problem 1: The [...]

WHY do professing Christians do what they do? This question holds the key to whether or not those who profess Christianity are actually being faithful. Too often we focus upon the HOW rather than the WHY. But it is the WHY that is critical to the WHAT and the HOW. Without the WHY, the What and the HOW matters little.Successful leaders are distinct from those that fail because they begin with WHY rather than with WHAT or HOW. The Gospel itself is [...]

“Reformation ends not in contemplation but in action.” George Gillespie (1613-1648)                                              No cultural solution of value is achieved merely from ambition or a sense of duty. Solutions arise as a result of their need coupled with the driving passion to effectuate it. A problem has to be enough of a problem before its solution is seriously addressed. Then, and only then, [...]

The stability of today’s Reformed Christianity, especially those of the Theonomic, Christian Reconstruction adherents, is in danger. As with most movements the destruction rarely comes from without but rather from within. This seems to be the case today. As we celebrate the 500-year anniversary of Martin Luther’s bold rebuke of the Roman church, it’s tyranny and apostasy, we too seek for a Reformation in our own time and  history. Yet, reformation cannot be successful without a unified front. The European Reformation [...]

According to 1 Corinthians 1:18 the Gospel itself is the power of God to all those that are called. The method of its disbursement is through the economy of preaching; or to put it another way, by word of mouth marketing. This ancient strategy, of what is now called Social Transmission, should never be under estimated. Word of mouth transmission is what makes a thing contagious. Whenever there is the human element attached to setting forth an idea it telegraphs a [...]

In order to accomplish those things which are important, an intensity of purpose is required. Whenever we set out to do something of extreme importance we tend to focus upon it until it is completed. Focus is one of the key ingredients needed, which can only be realized when we view the task at hand as purposeful. When a task is viewed in this way there is an intensity which goes along with it.Strategic PurposeKingdom advancement requires a conscientious effort. It [...]

Christian ReconstructionThe question concerning the reconstruction of the culture according to the Law-Word of God is no laughing matter, neither is it something to reject out of hand. It is a very real doctrine which is emphasized and repeated over and over in Scripture by way of commandment and historical case study. To deny Christian Reconstruction is to deny the Great Commandment of Matthew 28 and every other passage that corresponds to it both in the Old and New Testaments.Consider the [...]

In Greg McKeown’s book, ‘Essentialism’, he asks a very pointed question that every Christian who is interested in cultural reconstruction must ask. Quoting from Chinese philosopher Lin Yutang he writes, “The wisdom of life consists in the elimination of non-essentials.” In contemplation of this question the Christian should ask, “What is essential to the establishment of the Kingdom of God and what is not?” To be more specific the question really should be, “What is essential for me to focus upon [...]