Why America Loves War
Stanley Hauerwas writes that ‘war is America’s central liturgical act necessary to renew our sense that we are a nation unlike any other nation.’ Contributing writer Rodney Kennedy connects this idea to our TV habits.
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‘But I was born this way’: Please Hear Me Out on This LGBT Argument
It wouldn t do much good to march up to an obese person and scream, Repent, glutton Turn or burn or hold up picket signs reading God hates fat people Unfortunately, that s basically what too many in ...
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The perils of a checklist pastor
Then the pastor said those words that stuck with me I have to get my checklist done every week
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‘Love is Love?’ 3 reasons to rethink the mantra
What does Love is Love really mean, and how should Christians think about it
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Imagine Palestinian Children Being Raised to Love Rather Than Hate
The Gospel can transform a terrorist as well as touch the heart of a toddler
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Trump’s Guilty Verdict: 3 Reasons God Allowed It
How deceived are we when things such as murdering and exploiting the innocent are no big deal, but Trump s character is At least be consistent
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Work as Worship: How to Be Christian in the Workplace
Dear Christian, what you do in the workplace is not meaningless
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Sorry, people. Love is not proud
Pride Month It s antithetical to Christianity on so many levels, reveling in sexual sin, denialism, and confusion
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God, are you there?
The thought that God hides Himself or plays hide and go seek with us is scripturally indefensible
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Trump’s Conviction Makes Me Worry for the American Church
However, if America is now willing to unjustly convict former President Trump, why wouldn t it unjustly convict pastors
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7 Stressors Girls Face Today
Fear has reached pandemic levels But as Christians, we are told over 500 times in the Bible not to fear
