Luther argues that Jesus Christ desires His followers to trust and believe in Him to provide them with salvation. And when they do so, He will glorify them and dress them in garments of truth and righteousness, sanctifying their souls and regenerating their hearts. … More Luther’s On the Freedom of the Christian: History of the Reformation
“Success” is a term used a lot in modern hustle culture. The problem is that most people intuitively use the word in a way that is contrary to how they may verbally define it. To solve this problem, success must be defined clearly and used appropriately. Material success must be distinguished from success as a … More Defining Success
Dr. Gary North has six total principles regarding success: (1) Do what you say you’re going to do, (2) do it when you say you’re going to do it, (3) do it at the agreed upon price, (4) decide what you want to achieve, and (5) decide when you want to achieve it, (6) and … More Personal Successes and Gary North’s Principles
Martin Luther was starting a cultural revolution when he pinned the 95 Theses to the chapel door in Wittenberg, Germany. This revolution rippled through society, first and foremost affecting religion, but it also affected geopolitics, wars, and economics. … More Martin Luther’s 95 Theses
Look at how far the U.S. has come. 250 years later, prosperity has had its toll on the moral condition of the American soul. What was once a nation full of proud patriots willing to sacrifice their lives to displace tyranny and embrace liberty, is now a nation of passive serfs. … More Ponderings of an American on Independence Day
Leading up to the beginning of the Reformation—when Martin Luther pinned his 95 Theses to the church door in Wittenburg, Germany—the Catholic Church was experiencing noticeable forms of decay and rot. The Reformation was a movement to address the root of these perversions. Some saints within the Catholic Church attempted to address the corruption permeating … More The Church on the Eve of Reformation
Asher Sisneros 