Christian. Father of 7. Elder at CTK Ft. Thomas. Married to @theologista
Cincinnati, OH
Joined January 2016
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Alex Costa retweeted
I'm excited to announce the details for the 2027 King's Domain Conference.
Theme: Happy Warriors: The Joy of Building
Dates: April 29-May 1
Speakers: Willy Rice, Doug Wilson, Michael Foster, David Schrock, and Michael Clary
Location: Christ the King Church in Fort Thomas, KY (just across the river from Cincinnati)
Miserable Christians make poor builders. But the joy of the LORD is our strength. Bring the whole family.
Registration open now.
Kids 12 and under free.
Early bird pricing ends Dec 31.
Register here: ctkcincy.churchcenter.com/re…
Alex Costa retweeted
Pastor and @BaptistLeaders Board Member @dmichaelclary offers the opening prayer at President Trump’s rally in Kentucky today!
Hey @PapaJohns, I have tried to redeem this gift card online and in store two times (four times total) and the attempt keeps getting declined, which means I have had to pay.
How can I actually redeem this thing?
Or is there another solution? Really frustrated right now.
I just found out that our 8th child is due on January 9th.
We will name him Benjamin.
Unless he is born three days before his due date.
Then he will be named "Ben-oni."
Let the reader understand.
#NeverForget
Walking through a crosswalk at a modest pace with my four oldest kids.
Black woman waiting to turn yells at us because we're walking too slowly.
The utter hypocrisy.
I yelled right back at her. No regrets.
with the civil rights movement. There's a problem with that which is, if you encounter a situation that looks superficially like segregation and Jim Crow, but actually isn't, then you're going to analyze the situation in the wrong moral terms." Coleman Hughes
"The American left is deeply influenced by its success in the American Civil Rights movement. Americans on the left are always trying to sort of replicate that. They're trying to see versions of that in the world and do it again in various ways. Do things that rhyme and echo...
All these years, leftists used the killings of blacks as tools to express faux moral outrage. But now they managed to find something much more potent... the killing of whites.
I'm now in a state of mourning. Barely able to breathe. Waiting anxiously for the clock to strike midnight so this nightmare can end and I can go on with my life. I would say "never forget," but I wish this memory could be erased forever. RIP to the billions who died that day.
I almost made it through the day without remembering that this was the 5 year anniversary of the most terrible day in American history. Then the memories came flooding back. I started hyperventilating. Called my therapist. Xe/xem/xyr came over and we cried in each other's arms.
My wife wanted to know my thoughts on Turning Point bringing on Erika Kirk as it's new CEO. Here's a screenshot of what I said.
According to some, this guy is a far right extremist who murdered Charlie Kirk, because he's not conservative enough.
I'm bothered by this more than I thought I would be. I know the answer to the question I'm going to ask, but why can't some people believe basic true things?
of authority. All the while, they are the ones abusing their own authority. Elevating themselves to a position they do not belong. Senior pastors carry much more of the burden of the leadership of the church than any of his individual elders. He should be respected as such.