In this installment we consider the need to move beyond "the elementary things of Christ" (like TULIP) and on to maturity and depth so that we might actually build something of significance upon the perfect foundation laid for us.

What with all the political posturing and campaigning kicking into high gear heading into the 4th of July of a presidential election year, it seems like a good time to take an honest, sober look at what the US flag actually represents right here and no...

Who owns you? Do you own you? Or does the American State own you? Put another way: Are you free? Or are you the property – the slave – of the State? - In this episode of The Hell Razer Report, we consider recent legislation passed through the US Sena...

In this episode we take a look at the beauty of Brexit, why it scares the socks off of Statists everywhere, and how that makes it such a beautiful thing. We also consider the inevitable end of DC-centralized power over what we now call America.

In this episode, we explore the purpose and nature of technology, with an emphasis on the opportunities God is providing now for the radical decentralization of power, as well as the economic and creative liberation of individuals, families,

In this episode we consider whether Christians should say the Pledge of Allegiance and how to best tackle tender, touchy subjects like The Pledge with brothers and sisters in Christ.

Today we dive deep into reminding ourselves of the beautiful and purposefully humbling truth that whatever we may have learned and whatever good thing we may have accomplished, none of those things came our way through our own inherent wisdom,

In this episode of the Hell Razer Report we take a look at a popular saying regularly used by lazy American professing Christians to disparage the Great Commission mandate to disciple the culture for Christ and apply it instead to an examination of the...

In this installment of The Hell Razer Report, we consider what Christians can and should learn about cultural engagement from God's purposeful use of anti-Christian art icons like Prince.

In this episode we explore the nature of America's fiat economic construct in light of Proverbs 11:1 while encouraging Christians not to buy into the comical distractions being offered up where Andrew Jackson and Harriet Tubman are concerned.