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Doug Giles is the host of The Doug Giles Podcast, the co-founder and co-host of the Warriors & Wildmen Podcast (1M+ downloads) and the man behind ClashDaily. com. In addition to driving ClashDaily.com (300M+ page views), Giles is the author of several #1 Amazon best- sellers. His book Psalms of War: Prayers That Literally Kick Ass (2021) spent 26 weeks at #1 on Amazon. In 2018, Giles was permanently banned from his two-mil- lion followers on Facebook.Doug is also an artist and a filmmaker, and his online gallery can be seen at DougGiles.Art. His first film, Biblical Badasses: A Raw Look at Christianity and Art, is available via DougGiles.Art.Doug’s writings have appeared in several other print and online news sources, including Townhall.com,The Washington Times,The Daily Caller, Fox Nation, Human Events, USA Today,The Wall Street Journal,The Washington Examiner, American Hunter Magazine, and ABC News.
This Confession Will Light Wet Wood 3 MIN READ ◦ DOUG GILES I’ve personalized this confession, for the believer, from Paul’s first chapter of his letter to the Ephesians (Eph. 1:1-23) using The Message translation. This is to be read out loud, with testicular fortitude, especially if you’re feeling a wee bit crappy today. Enjoy and let ‘er rip. I, __________ (add your name), am under God’s plan as a _________ (add your calling), I’m a special agent of Christ Jesus. Grace and peace have been...
Do You Boast In God or Government? 8 MIN READ ◦ DOUG GILES Some boast in chariots and some in horses, But we will boast in the name of the Lord, our God (Ps. 20:7). In David’s day, chariots and horses represented military might, national security, wealth, and worldly power. Nations trusted in their armies, weapons, and superior resources to guarantee victory. David declared that his ultimate confidence was not in the strength of Israel's military but in the sovereign power of Almighty God. In...
When Prophets Confront Kings 8 MIN READ ◦ DOUG GILES There's a peculiar disease infecting modern Christianity. It's the belief that being godly means being agreeable, non-confrontational, politically neutered, and perpetually pleasant, especially when dealing with powerful people. Apparently, according to the gospel of evangelical niceness, the highest calling of a Christian is to avoid offending anybody who might make his life uncomfortable. Somebody forgot to tell that to the prophets. The...