A Knight's Blog

   The Wrath of God is never a popular subject. People prefer to focus on Grace, and a Forgiving God. What they fail to understand is if God is a "Good Good Father," then there is a reason He does things. One of the most controversial by today's standards was the Destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah, two cities where lasciviousness knew no bounds. It was there that Homosexuality, Sex with Angels, Pedophilia, and every form of perversion thrived, and God decided to wipe them from the face of the Earth (Genesis 19:1-29). It is not until our own age has it become clear why Our Lord did this. The spirit behind homosexuality, transgenderism, and all the perversions is so Satanic, it is not content to just reside in one place, it seeks to spread, to groom, and doom us all. Yes, we are seeing right now as children are indoctrinated by this perversion our birth rates are declining around the world as people adopt the Alphabet Community's definitions of sexuality. Behind this utt...

  Online people can make fast friends and all can seem well, until it isn't. As fast as a connection is formed, it can deform and become malignant. The truth is you are putting a high price on trust with people you do not know, holding in confidence that they are who they say they are, and that they are not out for nefarious ends. If you do not know the people you friend online in real life, you can fall prey to shapeshifters, sadists, and potential avowed Satanists. Anonymity gives people are ability to slip into your life and out with ease, and to acquire intel on you and then force you to vacate when they decide they are done with you. One must be careful what you share, for these actors use guile and your loneliness as weapons. The payment they seek may not be your identity or accounts, rather your soul, to tear at it and make you rue connection and fellowship. Make no mistake not everyone is out to steal your finances, others want your faith, especially in people, to forever b...

   After Easter much like after Christmas is a hard time. The whole of Christendom, all Christians are focused on celebrating the same important part of Christ's work, which unites us all no matter the denominational lines. It makes us all pilgrims, not Baptists or Charismatics, we all are the same gathering to celebrate The Passion and Ressurection of Christ. Then when that ends, and we return to ordinary time, it can be very hard to bear. For two days, maybe a week, you experience a unitas with all believers, as we all incline our hearts and minds to The Gospel. It is such a special and euphoric experience because we are able to stop any brother and sister, and talk about the Essentials, and celebrate together Christ Died For all Our Sins, and Rose From the Dead! That is why the ordinary period after is so numbing, we go back to the comfortable thresholds of our denominational lines, and do not come back together for Christmas. The Feasts of the Lord had a similar effect for...

   Pope Francis died at the Age of Eighty Eight on Easter Monday. The Pontiff had been in hospital for Bronchitis and health issues, and it seems that his recovery was a false one before the final curtain drew. Pope Francis will go down as a Reformer Catholicos, he made sweeping reforms, allowing same sex partners to join the Church, extending olive branches to Protestants in formalizing celebrating The Reformation and saying Protestants are also Christians, and taking the most liberal interpretations of Scripture, to the point that the smoke from St. Peter's proclaimed him Vicar of Christ, he said everyone would be saved, even Athiests, making it suspicious that he favored the non canon and rejected African Version of The Apocalypse of Peter. In all these things he set himself apart from prior popes, and yet how are we Protestants to look upon his legacy, the fruit of this Jesuit?  The tearing down of the wall between Catholics and Protestants can be seen as great feat i...

  The Christian faith is suppose to be a love affair. A Love affair between us and Jesus. Many try to boil it down to creeds, councils, and systematic theology. All of these are good things and true, however, in the center of it all is a relationship. I love what one author shared about The Reformer Martin Luther, "Luther’s theology was not a doctrine; it was a love affair. Consuming love for God has been part of Christian experience since the beginning, but Luther’s passion had a reckless extravagance that set it apart, and which has echoed down Protestantism’s history. He pursued his love for God with blithe disregard for the bounds set by church and tradition. It was an intense, desolating, intoxicating passion, sparked by his life-upending glimpse of God’s incomprehensible, terrible, beautiful love for him. Like any lover, he found it incredible that his beloved should love him, unworthy as he was. And yet he discovered over the long years of prayer and study that God loved hi...

   On this Palm Sunday, many churches will take palm leaves and recite, "Hossana in the highest!" as the crowds in Jerusalem did when Jesus on the First Palm Sunday rode in on a Donkey. The problem is that these hosannas can ring rather hollow, for in a short time parishioners will find themselves as those same Hosanna crowds crying "Crucify him!" "God why did you let this happen?" "God's Will Stinks!" You see we are fickle people, one minute Hosannah and Hallelujah, the next we are saying Hit Him and How Dare He takes this from me! I am not saying that our fraility, and when we are lost in the fog of despair and loss that it is wrong to be honest about how we feel, in many cases people do lash out at God, the problem is on Palm Sunday when all seems well we cry "Hosanna," but when our Good Friday comes, we curse the One we were laying down palms before and beat him with palms of our hands, rather folding them in prayer.  Hollow Hos...

  We are living in what is being called "The return of the gods," and the "age of witchcraft," as people turn to demons to worship and their doctrines, " The Spirit clearly says that in later times some will abandon the faith and follow deceiving spirits and things taught by demons." (1 Timothy 4:1). These demons and false gods demand devotion and promises blessings, but none of them ever suffered for you, none of them ever died for you. The Lord Jesus is unique in that he lowered himself from his station in Heaven to become as we are, "Y ou must have the same attitude that Christ Jesus had.t hough he was God,  he did not think of equality with God as something to cling to. Instead, he gave up his divine privileges; he took the humble position of a slave and was born as a human being. When he appeared in human form, he humbled himself in obedience to God and died a criminal’s death on a cross. Therefore, God elevated him to the place of highest h...