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The Urgency of the Gospel

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So many churches are failing, so many people are dying never knowing who Jesus is.  And the reason for these church failures the reason for these deaths is we refuse to evangelize. We have to understand evangelizing as not just important, but once a person has given their life to Jesus Christ, then developed a prayer life, and committed to reading his Bible, the next thing he has to do is develop the skills to go out and share his faith with others.  In order for us to redirect this decline of Church attendance, and in order to redirect the increase of church closing, we must come to that place in which we not only realize a need to evangelize but act upon the need that we have come to know. Christians must have an insatiable urge to tell others about our savior.   It must be as much a part of living for Christ as reading our,  Bible, as participating in the sacraments, as regular prayer,  as paying our tithes and so many other things we do without comp...

The Dichotomy of Judgment and Love

This is part one of a three part series on judgment.    The Dichotomy of Judgment and Love. A dichotomy is a division into two mutually exclusive, opposed, or contradictory parts. This does not mean two things which are opposite. For instance the opposite of religion in non-religion, but its dichotomy is secular. In the same way the opposite of natural is unnatural, but it dichotomy is supernatural. We see in that it is natural for person to be born with two eyes, two legs etc. It is unnatural for a child to be born with only one arm, or one leg, or one eye. Thus it is Supernatural when the child born with only one of his legs grown the second after prayer and supplication. Understand this Juvenal explanation is only given to show the difference between the usage of opposite as opposed to the usage of dichotomy. A dichotomy can also exist in the attributes of an person. Consider one of the most common dichotomies but seldom ever addressed is the dichotomy of ...