Rick Thomas

Rick is an author, speaker, and educator. He writes on culture and politics from a Christian presuppositional worldview.

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Pro Tip: Stop giving oxygen to the ideas you oppose. If conservatives spent less time talking about liberals, progressives, and media rants—and more time articulating their worldview with actionable steps—they would stay focused, energized, and drive intentional change. Focus fuels progress.

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📍Standing on Omaha Beach in Normandy, France was an emotional moment as I reflected upon how soldiers approximate the gospel in the most ultimate way by laying down their lives for others.

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🙏 Lord, help me love my country without worshipping her. Help me honor her flag without confusing it with the cross. https://t.co/aDF0E5TQTM

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📍When Soul Care Becomes a Specialist Industry
The church was never meant to outsource soul care. When ministry becomes specialized, ordinary obedience quietly disappears. https://t.co/JIe0wRcovS

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❤️ Intimacy problems are rarely isolated issues. They are connected to communication, trust, and worship. When those areas are addressed biblically, intimacy begins to flourish. https://t.co/XlZEjigclx

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Surface order does not always indicate

heart-level restoration.

The Bible will not let us confuse
external manageability with genuine transformation.

God is after more than better optics.

He is after the heart.

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Rethinking Biblical Counseling is a sober and clarifying call to examine how soul care functions within the local church.

This book will help you strengthen soul care where Christ placed it.

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@BillSimmons @CKlosterman Tanking solved.
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Rethinking Biblical Counseling: Lacking Ecclesial Weight, Ch. 3 https://t.co/PzT0H6yITx

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📍Then NUMBER ONE PROBLEM in the Christian life is self-reliance, also called Unbelief.

All sanctification challenges boil down to trusting in God or ourselves. This book is an essential read, and cornerstone training at Life Over Coffee https://t.co/Vzv6pWXIzT

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📍When Counseling Replaces Discipleship
The church is not a spiritual urgent care center. It is a family committed to lifelong care, correction, and encouragement. When we treat growth as seasonal, we subtly undermine God’s design for transformation.
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‼️Is Biblical Counseling Fully Biblical?‼️
Does the modern biblical counseling model fully reflect the New Testament vision for church care?

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@TuckerCarlson Where’s @DNIGabbard in all of this?

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Ep. 574 Redeeming Physical Intimacy https://t.co/NzjutP9von

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@BretWeinstein is a liberal.
I'm a conservative.

Bret rejects God.
I'm a Christian.

His interview on @TuckerCarlson was stellar, logical, reasonable, rational, and common sense. I appreciate his courage to say what he believes.

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😳 Your small group doesn’t need better curriculum. It needs honest sinners.

Read all about it 👉 https://t.co/JB5TLl3pc2

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The first question is portrayed as accusatory, shaming, harsh. The second is portrayed as empathetic, validating, and safe. That binary is not only simplistic; it is misleading.

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‼️The False Choice in Trauma-Informed Care
There is a common rhetorical move in contemporary trauma-informed care conversations that sounds compassionate on the surface but is deeply reductionistic underneath.

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It frames care in terms of a binary: instead of asking, “What is wrong with you?” we should ask, “What has happened to you?” That contrast is often presented as enlightened and humane.