Jesus and a Sinless Life: A Statistical Impossibility
A sinless life is not merely a biblical claim It is a mathematical impossibility
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Is Eating Out Worth It These Days?
We are juggling careers and family and cannot find the time to cook at home We are spending a ton of money eating out or ordering meals to go It is getting ridiculously expensive My husband and I
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When ‘diversity’ Divides: A Call for Truth-Centered Unity in the Church
The Church does not need less diversity; it needs the right kind of diversity
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Why the Church Must Not Withdraw from the Public Square
What is the responsibility of the Church, especially its pastors and leaders, in such a moment
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What Constructive Ecumenism in Christianity Looks Like
A constructive ecumenism across Christianity s traditions can only take place if we are, at the same time, struggling for the truth
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Parents Beware: Roblox is Breeding Ground for 764 Network Groomers
Multiple state attorneys general and dozens of families have now sued Roblox
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How Moral Decline Whispers Until It Eventually Wins
Decline rarely announces itself it whispers until it eventually wins
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Why Fulfillment, Not Replacement, Tells the True Story of Israel and the Church
If Israel can be replaced, then covenant promises are ultimately conditional and transferable
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Christian Conservatives are Wildly Overcorrecting with Their Opposition to Feminism. Here’s Why
We cannot correct an error by embracing a different one
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The Cross of Jesus Still Puts Broken Lives Back Together
Jesus still remembers He still puts lives back together
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My farmhouse was burned to ashes. Here’s what it taught me about Easter
As we look to this year s Easter celebration, there are probably many ashes still remaining in our lives from this past year and beyond
