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  • When Laodicea Holds a Revival

    Principle: The Church That Forgot the Fire There was a church in the valley of Lycus that had everything — trade, influence, wealth, and comfort. Its people dressed fine, spoke smooth, and mistook their comfort for the favor of God. The city was Laodicea — and Jesus Himself said He’d rather vomit them out than Continue reading

  • Revival: God’s Public Rejection of the Status Quo

    Principle: The God Who Disrupts Every real revival in history has been God’s way of saying, “This is not what I meant.” Not a pat on the back for the religious order — but a divine interruption. A holy contradiction. When human religion builds comfort into a cage and calls it “faith,” God shakes the Continue reading

  • “Fuck”

    They told me not to say fuck.Said it wasn’t Christlike,wasn’t holy,wasn’t proper for the pulpit. But they bless bombs,build megachurch malls,and segregate their Sundays like skin color is contagious. They clutch pearls at profanitywhile cashing checks from Caesar.They preach puritywhile polishing their SUVsin driveways bought with tithe moneymeant for the poor. They say watch your Continue reading

  • The 12th Mark: Stand With the Marginalized

    Principle We are living under the twin fangs of late-stage capitalism and resurgent fascism. Capitalism grinds the worker to dust, devouring every hour, every wage, every scrap of dignity. Fascism stalks the streets, emboldened by fear and hatred, draped in flags and false religion. Together they strip away rights, silence voices, deport workers, erase diversity, Continue reading

  • The 11th Mark: Pursue Justice Relentlessly

    Principle Empire feeds on neglect and exploitation. It starves the worker with long hours and low pay, bleeds the poor with rent and debt, and lets whole neighborhoods rot until developers can cash in. When those neighborhoods cry out, empire does not answer with care — it answers with cops. But police protection isn’t tied Continue reading

  • The 10th Mark: Witness, Teach, and Reconcile

    Principle Empire thrives on lies and division, and the church has sold itself to empire’s script. They rail against the poor for “sins of the flesh” while practicing the deeper sins of the spirit — apathy, complacency, and compromise. They wag their fingers at smoking, drinking, or how people dress, but they bless greed, applaud Continue reading

  • The 8th Mark: Form Real Communities

    Principle Empire wants you scattered. Alone at your job, alone in your apartment, alone in your exhaustion. That’s how they keep you weak. That’s how they keep you silent. A worker divided is a worker controlled. And the church? They’ve perfected the same scam. They herd you into pews, once a week, call it “family,” Continue reading

  • The 6th Mark: Stand Up, Speak Out.

    Principle Silence is the lifeblood of empire. Lies thrive in quiet. Greed fattens itself in shadows. Corruption multiplies where no one dares to call it out. America is built on silence — the silence of workers afraid to lose their jobs, the silence of the poor too crushed to resist, the silence of churches that Continue reading

  • The 5th Mark: Reclaiming the Ground.

    Principle Empire abandons. It strips the land, guts the cities, hollows the suburbs, and calls it progress. It traps the poor in rent, debt, and endless labor while the rich grow fat off their chains. But Christ brings a perpetual Jubilee. Not someday. Not once every fifty years. Now. Debts forgiven. Slaves set free. Land Continue reading

  • The 4th Mark: Didactic Living

    Principle The church in America has traded truth for theater. They hide their wounds behind a mask of holiness. They dress up their struggles in silence, while lights and sound preach a lie of perfection. They teach people to pretend. To hide. To rot inside while looking clean on the outside. But the People of Continue reading