Pastor, Theology PhD @SBTS 33 Days to Freedom From Lust https://xitter.cf/t.co/TGH02fJ3vI Curriculums https://xitter.cf/t.co/107fzUqghX Lust of the Flesh https://xitter.cf/t.co/FgamTxzMkF
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My Books and Curriculums:
1. The Lust of the Flesh amzn.to/4ynAzNd
“The most important book of our age.”
-Rosaria Butterfield (in the video below)
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3. 33 Days to Freedom From Lust amzn.to/3T1m0Pj
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5. Same-Sex Attraction and the Temptation of Christ h1.nu/1zmJc
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7. What Does the Bible Really Teach About Abortion? (Read it as I write it). h1.nu/1zmK9
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Canceled from YouTube and Vimeo. Friends debanked. Accounts canceled from Stripe. Gabe Rench on why we need to rebuild the banking system and create a Christian economy. #BusinessMakers
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Found the next project for @MikeCosper: The Rise and Fall of Christianity Today
Christianity Today has seen about half its staff quit or laid off in the last 14 mos. Former employees told me that new business leaders have intervened in editorial decisions & are effectively abandoning the outlet's commitment to independent journalism. nytimes.com/2026/10/21/us/ch…
I recently wrote 3 horror short stories, historical fiction:
1) Against greed
2) Against abortion
3) Against porn
You can read them here: DrJaredMoore.com
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Horror is actually one of the last genres you can find Christian morality.
The genre as a historic whole isn't as dangerous as Disney (Encanto) or related (Zootopia).
Watch The Conjuring 2. One of the most Christian movies you'll ever see.
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Allie is mistaken. The Bible uses horror as a genre repeatedly. Also, it’s one of the few genres where there is a clear good and a clear evil, and the evil rarely wins. Most of pop culture is truth and evil in a messy mixture. The Christian duty is to reject the evil and return the good to the God who gave it, by the Spirit through the Son to the Father. If you want to learn how to do this, read my book, The Pop Culture Parent.
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Allie is mistaken. The Bible uses horror as a genre repeatedly. Also, it’s one of the few genres where there is a clear good and a clear evil, and the evil rarely wins. Most of pop culture is truth and evil in a messy mixture. The Christian duty is to reject the evil and return the good to the God who gave it, by the Spirit through the Son to the Father. If you want to learn how to do this, read my book, The Pop Culture Parent.
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When Satan turns a phrase…
Atheist: “I just believe in one less God than Christians do.”
Christian: “I believe in one God. And He tells me there are no other gods.”
These are not the same. The atheist only believes himself, while arguing his brain is an evolved monkey brain.
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Things we love 🥰🥰🥰: Christian rapper Hulvey cancels a sold-out show in Amsterdam an hour before he was scheduled to appear, after the venue he was appearing at turned pout to have explicit and pornographic imagery on the wall.
"I am not okay with people seeing what were on those walls and the type of things they could be exposed to. I answer to Jesus, I answer to God, and I have to do what he convicts me to do."
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"God deplores it. He hates it."
Elisabeth Elliot answers a question about what the bible says about homosexuality.
“Scripture is crystal clear, absolutely crystal clear. Homosexuality is classified along with murder and adultery and everything else. It’s just, in that list of sins…
What would give a homosexual person who claims that he was 'born that way,' what gives him the right to be sexually active when God has made it crystal clear that the only place for sexual activity is in the marriage bed?…
What gives the homosexual the right to think that he has a special dispensation to sleep with members of the same sex? God deplores it. He hates it.”
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Everyone seems to agree that Christianity Today is morally bankrupt at this point.
A story in two pictures.
If this were your church, I'm guessing there's a line where you would have to be like, "Hey man, you can't keep serving on staff with us and calling Elisabeth Elliot gay in your prominent national publication."
You would think. But I guess if you're a "really nice and neat guy," maybe that line never comes.
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Hey Richmond, Virginia...
Join us at Reformed Baptist Institute for our Apologetics Seminar Saturday, October 24 from 9am-12pm!
You can Sign Up HERE - villagechurchrva.churchcente…
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My good friend @dmichaelclary is one of the sharpest pastors I know. His essays are always worth reading. And his latest essay, a response to a recent review by @tgc is his latest. Go read it.
americanreformer.org/p/aimin…
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Glad to see this piece from @WNGdotorg featuring my friend @Byzness. I wish every developer took his approach; maintain farmland & existing communities instead of displacing them.
As usual, @freire_emma's reporting & prose is top shelf. Give a read.
wng.org/articles/returning-t…
I’m preaching in my hometown, where I grew up, this Sunday morning. Join us at 10:30 AM at FBC Sparta. And if you live near there, FBC Sparta is a great, faithful church to join.
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Christianity Today is imploding. Total organizational free fall.
This is 100% downstream of bringing Russell Moore into the organization
Go woke, go broke
I saw it tonight. Best case scenario:
Wan is arguing that the demon has all the adults, because they’re all liars/sinners. He can kill the adults anytime he wants. He doesn’t have the children because they’re innocent/sinless. He wants the children to become sinners by asking him in their hearts through deception, much like the devil with Adam and Eve. Thus, once the child becomes a liar, he has her, even though it’s an illusion that the child wins. She’s actually lost, for now she’s a sinner. The end has a subtle hint that the mother is still like the demon.
It’s Pelagian.
