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Author: Pastor Daniel

Fragile Freedom

By Pastor Daniel Posted on April 19, 2026 Posted in Current Issues, Sermons
Fragile Freedom

I shared this message today at the Concord Seventh-day Adventist Church. Scroll to the end to see the full slideshow. (Presentation Below. Double-click to open full-screen. Use arrow keys or spacebar to navigate)

AI Preaching – Galatians 2

By Pastor Daniel Posted on April 9, 2026 Posted in AI Generated / Assisted
AI Preaching – Galatians 2

Let me start out by saying: this is something a pastor should never do, or at least, should never actually prepare to preach this way. I created this sermon as a test of the capabilities of Claude Code paired with …

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Merry Christmas 2025

By Pastor Daniel Posted on December 8, 2025 Posted in My Story
Merry Christmas 2025

Dear Family & Friends Greetings from North Carolina! We pray that this letter finds you in good health–both physically and spiritually. We are one year closer to the soon return of Jesus, and this brings us hope and joy! While …

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Recently Removed Posts

By Pastor Daniel Posted on October 7, 2025 Posted in Current Issues, Removed
Recently Removed Posts

(Note: most of the posts referenced have been restored as of April 2026, some in edited form) (Posted on my Facebook page October 7, 2025) Recently I have expressed some controversial views on my Facebook page and in my blog, …

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Taming the Titan

By Pastor Daniel Posted on May 20, 2025 Posted in Current Issues, Deep Study
Taming the Titan

A Christian look at the possibilities and dangers of Artificial Intelligence By Daniel McFeeters We are living in unprecedented times. Advancements in technology are reshaping society in ways comparable to the industrial revolution of the 18th and 19th centuries, or …

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Loose the Chains

By Pastor Daniel Posted on February 12, 2025 Posted in AI Generated / Assisted, Current Issues, Removed
Loose the Chains

(Note: this post was removed from my blog for several months as a precaution but has now been restored) As I thought over the challenges facing our church and world, I was reminded of the beautiful message of the Sabbath …

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One-way Flights

By Pastor Daniel Posted on January 31, 2025 Posted in Current Issues, My Story, Removed
One-way Flights

(Note: this post was removed from my blog for several months as a precaution but has now been restored in a slightly edited form.) Last Friday I flew out west for a dear friend, Skylar’s, baptism. The moment I entered …

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“Why Should I Care?”

By Pastor Daniel Posted on January 26, 2025 Posted in Current Issues, Removed
“Why Should I Care?”

(Note: this post was removed from my blog for several months as a precaution but has now been restored in a slightly edited form.) “Why should I care? They broke the law. They shouldn’t be here. They’re ‘illegal.’” That’s the attitude I …

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Merry Christmas 2024

By Pastor Daniel Posted on December 17, 2024 Posted in My Story
Merry Christmas 2024

Greetings from North Carolina! It has truly been a year of change, growth, and learning. We will highlight some of the things we are grateful for as we tell the story of our year.

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Things I Still Believe

By Pastor Daniel Posted on December 13, 2024 Posted in Current Issues, Removed, Sermons
Things I Still Believe

At Christmas, we are encouraged to “believe,” but have you ever faced a crisis of faith? It could be a good thing–here are a few of mine and things I still believe.

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