Articles & Blog
A collection of news, articles and blog posts by the Pastors and Staff at Bldg 28
We hope you are blessed, encouraged and convicted as you read through these articles and posts. For Pastor Aaron's person blog, visit his website at www.themoderninkling.com.
The Deep Magic is Weakening
By Aaron Currin
From my college days, as an immature and overly-zealous theologian, to the beginning of 2018, entrenched as the Teaching Pastor of BLDG 28, my favorite book ...
Why is the Old Testament so Horrifically Violent?
By Aaron Currin
This question isn’t new. Since I entered the realm of apologetics and theological studies in my late teens I have been confronted with it many times. ...
The absurdity of God loving some people and not others
By Aaron Currin
Frequently I receive questions from those seeking out truth. Last week I received the following query from a young pastor... "The one thing I cannot wrap ...
Blessing or Barbarism? An Answer to the Issue of Abortion
By Aaron Currin
I hope you’ll understand my reason for penning this post with the grit, brutality, and rank candor that I employ. While a sensitive issue, this is ...
Halloween: Delightful or Diabolical?
By Aaron Currin
It’s that time of year. Leaves falling, temperatures dropping (barely here in the sunshine state), football in full swing, and everything scented or flavored pumpkin. Tagging ...
Why Thursday worship?
By Aaron Currin
Leveled my direction numerous times since our leaders began openly chatting about our new weekend worship gathering this spring has been this inquiry: why Thursday worship? ...
Why this Pastor Loves Atheists
By Aaron Currin
Yes, I do in fact legitimately love atheists. In a culture that has produced and promoted many lies in the name or for the sake of ...
When Love is Gone
By Aaron Currin
“What do I do when love isn’t there?” The inquiry came from a young man who approached me after I had pulled the pin and chucked ...
Seven Ways to Father Well
By Aaron Currin
For the first couple years of being a dad my running mantra to other fathers was: “Here’s what I think…but then again I’ve been a father ...