Jesus and a Sinless Life: A Statistical Impossibility
A sinless life is not merely a biblical claim It is a mathematical impossibility
Opinion
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A Flag Gained, the Gospel Lost
In significant sectors of American evangelical Christianity, Israel is a theological object beyond moral scrutiny. This is not political support for an ally. It is worship. And by Christianity’s own doctrinal standards, it is sin.
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My Church of 23 Years Failed Me — Jesus Didn’t
Jesus continues to heal my broken heart, and in His merciful kindness has allowed me to share that comfort with others
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When Evil is Called Good: Navigating America’s Moral Incoherence
By what standard do we judge what is right and wrong Is every human being valuable or not
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Why June 6 is the ‘Day of Gratitude’ for American WWII Veterans
We will never be able to thank God enough for His providence and mercy
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Beyond the Meme: A Christian’s Guide to Navigating Digital Mockery
This berating tactic is subtle in cultural thought and has the potential to deter Christian confidence
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The Woman at My Bible Study Who Tried to ‘fix’ My Trauma
We cannot bypass the messy parts of our faith
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What is spiritual bypassing? Why your faith shouldn’t ignore your pain
We cannot bypass the messy parts of our faith
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Is the War on ‘conversion therapy’ Over?
If we approach one another honestly and compassionately, we can realize that respect and love for each other has room for disagreement
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A GOP Pro-Life Path as Planned Parenthood Hits Record Abortion
The faded, brittle confetti of pro-life victories from five years ago offers little consolation amid a growing string of setbacks
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If Eternal Hell Seems Unfair, You May Be Asking the Wrong Question
At first glance, the question seems compelling It appeals to our sense of fairness It sounds humane But it also reveals something deeper, something often misjudged
