From a pragmatic pro-life perspective, was the overturning of Roe a good thing?
It could be argued that a more incremental approach to the overturning of Roe might have been better than its dramatic overturning in June
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Unsettling Advent 2022, Day 24
Terrell Carter writes that unfortunately, mass shootings and other acts of violence have become an ordinary experience in our world. Some might say that this upward trend in violence epitomizes the “ordinariness of suffering,” the fact that violent things regularly occur in the world.
Revelation 6: The rider on a black horse brings hunger
Does the prospect of these future events symbolized in these horsemen strike you with fear and trembling If you have never received Christ for the forgiveness of your sins, you should be afraid When ...
Holiday Blues or Something Else?
The holiday blues are common However, we can choose a different kind of holiday season Let s make merry and bright, truly merry and bright together
What Gifts Should We Give Jesus This Christmas?
The greatest gift we can offer Him is to point those who do not know Him toward Him; the only source of eternal life
'Dead Name' Unveils Intimate Portrait of Parents Raising Trans-Identifying Kids (film review)
It feels like a gut-punch to parents because it s like the child saying, I m trying to cancel my childhood
5 simple ways to prevent youth pastor burnout and turnover
A spiritually, relationally and emotionally healthy youth leader has a much deeper impact on his or her teenagers and an exponentially wider impact on his or her community than a depleted one
Unsettling Advent 2022, Day 23
Angela Parker from Mercer University’s McAfee School of Theology writes about the time that a complementarian invited her to lunch. Thinking through the genealogy in Matthew’s Gospel and Ware’s re-imagination makes her ask how certain segments of Christianity still stifle women’s ministry.
Lessons for This Christmas: Return of the Prodigal Son
At Christmas time, we don t often hear the story of the prodigal son, but it is a parable of a beautiful hope displayed in the return of a son that we can cling to this Christmas
How to Overcome Loneliness This Christmas
Jesus viscerally understands loneliness He is with you in a special way if you are feeling lonely this Christmas
