The Wild Man's workshop
My heart, my doctrine, and the preaching of the gospel.
The heart behind the message: on the divides in the church, and the truths that were never enemies.
Do not put the doctrine you support above the Scripture you claim it comes from. That is the whole challenge. Most long-standing arguments in the church do not continue because one side has a Bible and the other does not. They continue because both sides can point to verses. If we stop there, we pick a camp. If we drill into why both side…
To mount an argument against the validity of Paul is not merely to engage in bad history; it is to execute a total collapse of rational inquiry. The narrative proposing Paul as a fraudulent pretender or an ahistorical invention relies on a superstructure of demonstrably fabricated premises—an exercise in conspiratorial hyper-skepticism so…
The Enemy’s ancient craft is subtle and ruinous: he whispers division until lovers become adversaries, turn children from the guidance of both earthly and heavenly fathers, and weaves blinders of quiet pride to keep us trapped in the fortress of self-protection. We build walls to guard our hearts, only to realize we have entombed ourselve…
God Rejecting Your Rejection: How the Discarded Become the Heroes of Faith If you have ever been abandoned, mocked, forgotten, or thrown away by the people who should have loved you most, hear this truth today: human rejection is often divine preparation. The world looks at your past, your origins, and your scars to determine your worth. …
The Erosion of Marital Grace: Recognizing One-Sided Relational Frameworks Modern relationship advice often sounds clinical, authoritative, and empowering on the surface. But beneath the polished vocabulary lies a dangerous trend: the systematic erosion of marital grace. When long-term commitment is reduced to self-actualization and person…
WHAT THE EARLY CHURCH FATHERS TAUGHT ABOUT WOMEN IN MINISTRY (AD 30–500) DISCLAIMER & PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE This is an AI assisted gathering of information for distribution, compiled regardless of whether or not the historical findings support my own personal position, which has been under transition over the last four years. I believe hum…
We throw around the popular slogan "love is love" as if it settles everything. Technically, the phrase is a tautology, a circular statement that repeats the same word without actually defining what it means, and in practice, it is often used to blur crucial distinctions, reducing love to whatever feelings, desires, or earthly attractions …
If you look at modern culture through Ephesians 6:12—wrestling not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, powers, and rulers of darkness—what looks like a simple social trend on the surface is revealed as a calculated attack on the family, covenant, and legitimate authority. God explicitly commands leaders to rule their hous…
Understanding the relationship between faith, works, and salvation is essential for true peace in Christ. There is a subtle but critical line between human effort and what the Gospel actually teaches. Works are the fruit of salvation, never the fuel that maintains it. It is true that God is sovereign and forgives whomever He will forgive,…
Exposing the Sacred Name Heresy: Another Gospel Straight from Hell A strong caution must be issued regarding the gatekeeping of the narrow path through an insistence on modern interpretations of ancient Hebrew script, which is a central error of the Sacred Name heresy. Are we kept from His grace and mercy by a petty insistence on the phon…
I will not surrender to my most selfish instincts, or your most destructive ones. We live in a culture obsessed with self preservation. We hide behind boundary buzzwords, retreat into quiet complicity, and call it wisdom. But protecting your own comfort at the expense of someone else's destruction i…
An option for no friction is an option for no growth. While the world panics about AI becoming conscious and taking over, we are completely blind to the real, immediate casualty: human souls going to sleep. We have already watched modern culture weaken our capacity for relational maturity. Social me…
No one is deceived for a lifetime without their own consent and complicity. It is possible to be genuinely tricked or caught off guard in the short term. We all experience moments of confusion or false steps. But God will never allow a person to remain involuntarily deceived for an entire lifetime. …
There are unfortunately a lot of nicer people than me that are going to hell. As a matter of fact, I would even agree. It’s not very “nice“ or polite to tell people the truth that they do not want to hear. And nobody can be good enough for God. But the beautiful thing is we don’t have to. 
From Worship to the Stones — and Still Getting Up In Lystra, one moment the crowd was ready to worship them. Paul had just healed a man who had been lame from birth. The man leaped and walked. The people saw it and cried out that the gods had come down in human form. They called Barnabas Zeus and Pa…
Do not put the doctrine you support above the Scripture you claim it comes from. That is the whole challenge. Most long-standing arguments in the church do not continue because one side has a Bible and the other does not. They continue because both sides can point to verses. If we stop there, we pic…
God already knows the full truth. He knows it about you and he knows it about me. The difference between you and people like me, is I want the truth, wherever it leads, and I want to be obedient to God, no matter how much it may hurt in the short run. You don’t want the truth you only want your vers…
Most of what we call love down here is the need to be loved, or the belief that we are loved and needed. C. S. Lewis said it with terrible clarity in The Great Divorce. Sarah Smith looks at the man she once called husband and tells him the truth: what we called love down there was mostly the craving…
To mount an argument against the validity of Paul is not merely to engage in bad history; it is to execute a total collapse of rational inquiry. The narrative proposing Paul as a fraudulent pretender or an ahistorical invention relies on a superstructure of demonstrably fabricated premises—an exerci…
Choose to Build Bridges Where Others Build Walls When I was a teenager, a prophecy was spoken over my life: that I would fight with the Sword of the Spirit and lean heavily on the Sword of the Word. Looking back, I believe God was revealing how He wired me. He made me a philosopher at heart—someone …
The Enemy’s ancient craft is subtle and ruinous: he whispers division until lovers become adversaries, turn children from the guidance of both earthly and heavenly fathers, and weaves blinders of quiet pride to keep us trapped in the fortress of self-protection. We build walls to guard our hearts, o…
God Rejecting Your Rejection: How the Discarded Become the Heroes of Faith If you have ever been abandoned, mocked, forgotten, or thrown away by the people who should have loved you most, hear this truth today: human rejection is often divine preparation. The world looks at your past, your origins, …
Did Your Parents Ever Tell You to "Check Your Attitude"? If you were anything like me, hearing those four words as a kid was instantly triggering. It felt like a power move, a quick way for an adult to shut down my frustration without having to listen to my side of things. Part of growing up, if you…
Why doesn't God see me? Why doesn't He hear me? You sit in the quiet of your pain, wondering if your voice is just bouncing off the ceiling. You wonder if the God of the universe has somehow overlooked your specific grief, your specific marriage, your specific life, or your specific cry for help. He…
The Erosion of Marital Grace: Recognizing One-Sided Relational Frameworks Modern relationship advice often sounds clinical, authoritative, and empowering on the surface. But beneath the polished vocabulary lies a dangerous trend: the systematic erosion of marital grace. When long-term commitment is …