JK Rowling: Assisted Suicide is a Choice, Like Salted Caramel. Is She Right?
I found myself at J K Rowling s X page by happenstance Her recent post on assisted suicide caught me off guard
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LGBTQ ‘rights’ and the First Amendment Cannot Co-Exist
Love is love, right Nope God is love When we understand that and how love is defined in 1 Corinthians 13, we can t pretend that our culture s brokenness is something to celebrate
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The difference between natural kindness and Christian kindness
While the world is better off when people practice acts of kindness, Heaven is populated only with those who accept God s kindness toward them in the death and resurrection of his only Son
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Why I, a Christian woman, vote
Christ is King And until He returns, we bring Him glory, we love our neighbors, and we vote
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Unsettling Advent 2022, Day 18
Brian Kaylor writes that ten years ago today an armed man walked into Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, and opened fire. This massacre at Christmastime evokes memories of part of the biblical story we tend to leave out of our nativities and pageants.
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How to Push Back against the Chaos (part 4)
Here are push-backs against chaos and desolation that can drive out chaos and provide powerful push-back in a world whose boundaries are under constant assault
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5 Ways I Am Eliminating Perfunctory Prayer in My Life
Yes, I still have a long way to go Still, these five changes give me hope that my prayer life will be more meaningful and less perfunctory
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3 Common Reasons That Prompt Us to Pray
Talk to your loving heavenly Father He s only a prayer away
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Feeling blue this holiday season? There’s hope
As we go through this time of year, you may have many reasons to dread it and despair in it, you only need one reason to have hope, and his name is Jesus
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Boundaries can bring bigotry, but no boundaries mean anarchy
Still, the solution is simple We must have clearly and rightly defined boundaries while still committing to love our neighbor
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Unsettling Advent 2022, Day 17
Lisa Sharon Harper writes that here, in the darkness, we acknowledge all the deaths that have occurred from gun violence. Here, in the darkness, we say to each fallen soul: We see you. The dark is clarifying. Isn’t it? When we allow ourselves to sit in the darkness and recognize it as darkness then something almost magical happens — we feel.
