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Women Pastors Biblical Response: Cultural Compromise and Church Authority
Discernment is not intolerance. It is obedience, and it dishonors the Triune God when God's people call good evil and call what is evil good. There is nothing redeeming and wholesome associated with Bad Bunny, and the Scriptures are replete with warnings for the Christ-follower:
Do not be unequally yoked with unbelievers. For what partnership has righteousness with lawlessness? Or what fellowship has light with darkness? (2 Corinthians 6:14)
Therefore, go out from their midst

Ricky Kyles
Feb 176 min read


Evangelicals & The Crisis of Moral Clarity in Public Leadership
Our society has lost its ability to speak plainly and forthrightly, and we will suffer as a result.
A judge vying for a seat on the SCOTUS refused to define what a woman is.
An Attorney General avoids answering direct questions about immigration enforcement.
A medical subject matter experts stonewall whether men can get pregnant.
And you wonder why I believe America is under the Judgment of Almighty God

Ricky Kyles
Feb 166 min read


Evangelicals & Institutional Integrity: The Fani Willis Controversy and the Rule of Law
Jamaal Bryant continues to demonstrate a lack of spiritual discernment, a vital trait needed to effectively shepherd the People of God.
Protecting the flock is a Sine Qua Non for a shepherd, but instead, Bryant exposes his congregation to people an Evangelical has no business emulating or celebrating.
If you imbibe with Fanni Willis and/or Jamaal Bryant, you do so only because you, like them, are travelers on the broad road.

Ricky Kyles
Feb 156 min read


Evangelicals & Genesis 1–11 Historicity: Why the First Eleven Chapters Decide Everything
Governor Andy Breshar appeared on the ABC Morning talk show, The View, to pander to the Left and gain their approval of his God-hating theology.
Breshar ignored the vital grounding principles found in Genesis 1-11 and made some ill-informed New Testament references to the Good Samaritan and the need to be a good neighbor.

Ricky Kyles
Feb 144 min read


Evangelicals & Black Poverty Before the Great Society: What Shall We Do with the Negro?
African American life in America flourished the best when America treated us the worst.
The African American community only experienced pathology when we bought the lie from the Devil.
We allowed the federal government to become our "god." Instead of trusting in God and God alone, we chose to trust in horses and chariots.

Ricky Kyles
Feb 147 min read


Evangelicals Attacked as Cancer: A Biblical and Logical Response
Jennifer Welch's vile attack directed toward Caucasian Evangelicals is cowardly as well as totally unfounded and without merit.
She does so because it is totally safe in America to disparage anything related to Evangelical Christianity and anything related to "whiteness."
It comes directly from the Cultural Marxist playbook.
Only the unenlightened fall for the okey-doke.

Ricky Kyles
Feb 135 min read


Evangelicals & The SAVE Act Discrimination Claim: Testing the Narrative by Evidence
The very people who should be keenly educated on the true merits of actual Jim Crowism are the very people exhibiting crass ignorance of simple historical truth. Doing such does grave disservice to the titans of the Civil Rights Era like Medgar Edgars who faced real discrimination. Insisting that a voter present an ID to vote is nowhere close to being Jim Crow 2.0

Ricky Kyles
Feb 135 min read


Evangelicals & Selective Outrage: Memes, Moral Priorities, and First-Order Biblical Principles
It is ironic and tragic that many are outraged about political satire but register nary a concern for the 1.4 million lives slaughtered AFTER Roe was overturned.

Ricky Kyles
Feb 124 min read


Evangelicals & Warnock’s Kidnapping Claim: Fear Rhetoric, Tim Walz, and Political Exaggeration
There is nothing more despicable than a politician who will say anything to falsely control the narrative.

Ricky Kyles
Feb 114 min read


Evangelicals & Justice, Moral Formation, and Father Involvement Outcomes
Introduction — When Leniency Ignores Character Signals Justice symbolizes moral boundaries, not emotional reaction A recent troubling and utterly mind-boggling sentencing decision has been brought to my attention. An African American Judge chose to unilaterally reduce a jail term from sixty-five years and reduce it in half despite a jury recommendation. An unmistakably visible courtroom act of disrespect raises a difficult but necessary question: What is justice communicating

Ricky Kyles
Feb 104 min read


Evangelicals & The False Immigration Narrative Explained
When we fail to take seriously the Biblical command to study to show thyself approved we allow all manner of unbiblical teaching and sentiment to permeate. The end result is that God's people are edified, and God Himself is not glorified.

Ricky Kyles
Feb 54 min read


Evangelicals and Andrew Young Global Humanism and the Eclipse of the Gospel
Andrew Young, addressing the United Nations as US Ambassador, symbolized his transition from pulpit ministry to global diplomacy. Introduction Andrew Young is part of my second bite at the apple, examining the Pagan Preachers who contributed significantly to the paradigm shift that took place within the African-American Church. It is why I postulate so fervently that the African American Church has apostatized writ large. I began my second look with an examination of Jesse L

Ricky Kyles
Feb 44 min read


Evangelicals & Law & Order vs. Political Theater: The Rule of Law and ICE
We either strive to be a country that upholds the necessity and survival of the Rule of Law, or we do not.

Ricky Kyles
Feb 13 min read


Evangelicals & African American Family Breakdown: Family Structure, Poverty, and the Data
Momma taught me that charity always starts at home and then spreads abroad. The African American community will never right its wrongs by blaming other. The problem is an inside job.

Ricky Kyles
Feb 14 min read


Evangelicals & Lawlessness, Romans 13, and the Judgment of God
No one has to die if they would only adhere to God's principles laid out in Romans 13. God's avengers do not bear their swords in vain.

Ricky Kyles
Jan 293 min read


Evangelicals & the Selective Outrage Against Law Enforcement
Where is Charlie Dates and his righteous anger after hooligans stormed the hotel where ICE agents were staying?

Ricky Kyles
Jan 284 min read


Evangelicals & Jesse Jackson’s Social Gospel & Abortion Flip
Introduction: When the Prophetic Voice Changes Sides Jesse Jackson once spoke with moral clarity against abortion, identifying it as a profound injustice against the most vulnerable. Over time, however, that clarity gave way to political calculation, as Jackson aligned himself with a progressive coalition that treats abortion not as a moral tragedy, but as a protected “right.” The Jesse Jackson Social Gospel represents a theological shift in which political coalition buildin

Ricky Kyles
Jan 283 min read


Evangelicals & the Racialization of Virtue: Examining the Smithsonian’s “Whiteness” Chart
What happened to everyone championing "judging our children on the content of their character and not the color of their skin," as you allegedly celebrate King for postulating?

Ricky Kyles
Jan 273 min read


Evangelicals & the Rule of Law vs. Mob Outrage: A Christian Response to the Alex Pretti Shooting
Either we adhere to the Rule of Law or we do not.

Ricky Kyles
Jan 273 min read


Evangelicals & the Selective Prophetic Witness in the African-American Church
You cannot fight for Civil Rights on Monday and destroy Civil Rights in the womb on Tuesday.

Ricky Kyles
Jan 253 min read


Evangelicals & the “Woke Military” Controversy
Evangelicals & the “Woke Military” Controversy A political firestorm erupted after the Secretary of Defense removed four officers from a military promotion list, reportedly due to concerns about “woke ideology.” I submit Wokeism has no part in military life and salute the Trump administration for moving aggressively to remove all adherence to such a demoralizing worldview. Tower of Light Shines Above Pentagon to Mark 20 Years Since 9/11 Critics immediately accused the adminis

Ricky Kyles
20 hours ago3 min read


Evangelicals Honor Governing Authorities: What Scripture Requires of Believers
Modern Evangelical discourse has revealed a troubling inconsistency.
Many professing believers claim deep commitment to the authority of Scripture. Yet when the subject turns to political leaders—particularly Donald Trump—that commitment often evaporates.

Ricky Kyles
3 days ago3 min read


Evangelicals & Viral Outrage: When Charlie Kirk Was Accused of Being “Out of Context”
The Age of the Viral Clip Campus debates often reveal the full context of controversial statements. Modern political debates are no longer shaped primarily by full speeches or extended interviews. Instead, they are increasingly defined by short clips circulating on social media . Statements that originally occurred in long conversations are reduced to five or ten seconds and then shared widely without the surrounding argument. That dynamic became evident when comments from Ch

Ricky Kyles
Mar 165 min read


Evangelicals & The Tyre Nichols Outrage Debate: Justice, Activism, and Selective Outrage
In January 2023, Tyre Nichols died following a violent traffic stop involving five officers from the Memphis Police Department’s SCORPION unit.
Body-camera and surveillance video released weeks later showed Nichols being struck repeatedly while restrained.

Ricky Kyles
Mar 104 min read


Evangelicals Compromise Homosexuality: When Loved Ones Come Out as Gay
When Relationships Challenge Conviction Father and daughter enjoying one another's company One of the most powerful forces shaping modern moral beliefs is personal relationships . This issue is never abstract or academic. I, probably like you, have homosexual family members and friends. For many Evangelicals, the issue of homosexuality becomes intensely personal when a son, daughter, sibling, or close friend announces that they identify as gay. I submit that you better make u

Ricky Kyles
Mar 93 min read


Evangelical Faith and Party Conflict Karen Whitsett Decision to leave Democratic Party
A Michigan Democratic lawmaker recently made a statement that has reverberated across political and religious circle and it is so refreshing that in light of the all the gloom and doom that Jesus Christ is still in the saving business. While I do not expect masses from the Negro community to come to faith, I am supremely confident that God will always graciously save a remnant of faithful people from every tribe and kindred.

Ricky Kyles
Mar 94 min read


Evangelicals & Feminism Social Outcomes: Marriage Decline, Fertility Collapse, and Cultural Change
Few movements have reshaped Western culture more dramatically than modern feminism.
Beginning in the 1960s, second-wave feminists argued that traditional family structures limited women’s freedom and fulfillment.

Ricky Kyles
Mar 63 min read


Evangelicals & Black Political Independence: The April Chapman Controversy
When April Chapman attended a White House Black History Month celebration, the backlash was swift. Rather than debating her arguments, many critics questioned her legitimacy for holding political views outside progressive expectations.

Ricky Kyles
Mar 53 min read


Evangelicals & African American Political Agency: The Harris Faulkner Panel and the Question of Cultural Permission
Political agency assumes something fundamental: Individuals possess the moral and intellectual capacity to reach conclusions independently of collective pressure.
Yet modern discourse increasingly treats political deviation not merely as disagreement but as disqualification.
When African Americans express viewpoints outside assumed ideological boundaries, criticism frequently shifts from argumentation to delegitimization.
The implication becomes clear:
Agreement affirms au

Ricky Kyles
Mar 13 min read


Kim Burrell Don Lemon Controversy: Evangelicals, Cultural Pressure, and Public Theology
The Kim Burrell Don Lemon Controversy and the Question of Public Theology Image of Kim Burrell I want to make it explicitly clear at the onset, which is beyond the scope of today's blog post, that Kim Burrell was in no way preaching a sermon in any shape, form, or fashion. God's Word is explicitly clear on the matter. Women can not preach, teach, or attempt to usurp authority in God's place of worship and the home. I would further submit as a minority report that women are no

Ricky Kyles
Feb 283 min read






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