by Brad Pauquette | Aug 8, 2019 | Bible Discussion, Brad's Thoughts
We can look at the things of the world, concede that they belong to the devil, and work to get rid of them. Or we can look at the things of the world, confess that they belong to the Lord, and work to get rid of the devil in them. “Your Kingdom come, your will be...
by Brad Pauquette | Jul 17, 2019 | Brad's Thoughts, Christian Unity, Christianity
Two Christian men bitterly disagreed on some finer theological point. When they both died and went to heaven, they discovered that one of them was right and the other wrong. But as they bask side-by-side in the unadulterated glory of Jesus, neither one of them seems...
by Brad Pauquette | Dec 4, 2018 | Brad's Thoughts, Christianity, In the News, Media
Lauren Daigle has, through the quality of her work, taken Jesus’s message to secular audiences through the mainstream media, with chart-topping songs and appearances on national television shows like Ellen and Jimmy Fallon. Recently, she’s come under fire...
by Brad Pauquette | Jun 21, 2018 | Bible Discussion, Brad's Thoughts, In the News
This past week, Attorney General Jeff Sessions cited Romans 13 as a defense for the government’s policy of separating parents from children in some circumstances when they’re caught crossing the border illegally. If we’re going to be a nation of laws, I see value in...
by Brad Pauquette | May 31, 2014 | Brad's Thoughts, Links, Sejal
I read recently that when John Steinbeck published The Grapes of Wrath, it was criticized as being a polarizing exaggeration of the situation facing America. In fact, Steinbeck was toning down the true stories of the dust bowl that he was basing the story on. Today...
by Brad Pauquette | Feb 1, 2014 | Brad's Thoughts, Links
This morning, I read Steve Almond’s “Is it immoral to watch the Super Bowl?” from The New York Times. It’s a well constructed, well articulated article. Almond argues that the health risks of football outweigh the value of the sport, and that we’re...
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