Are You a Financial Grumbler?
Have you ever written anything to address the financial grumblers I don t think they know their Bible very well
Opinion
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Marijuana: The time for national reckoning has come
The tremendous increase in marijuana s potency has exponentially increased its addictiveness and its contribution to physical and mental illnesses
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A Pacifist Response to the Minnesota Killings
While each aspect of the killing of Renee Good and Alex Pretti has been dissected and analyzed under a microscope, contributing writer Rodney Kennedy takes a macro approach to examine how American Christians approach violence.
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Miscalculating God’s blessing can be a recipe for disaster
Fundamentally, every temptation woos us to pursue what is noble through dishonorable means
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Israel repeals antisemitic apartheid law in Judea and Samaria
Here is a discriminatory law every bit as noxious as American segregation laws or South African apartheid
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From a licensed psychologist: You are more than your brain
To believe you re just a collection of gray matter is to miss the true music of life
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Secondhand theism: What Islam gets right and wrong about Jesus Christ
Islam does get a number of things right about Jesus
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4 reasons the SAVE Act is necessary for America’s future
How should Christians think about the SAVE Act and the broader fight for election integrity
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Why you shouldn’t overlook Lent this year
All of this is exemplified by Jesus’ prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane, where, in one of the most profound moments recorded in the Bible, He submits Himself to God’s will, even though it meant unbelievable suffering and an excruciating death on the cross.The Lenten Sacrifice is an invitation to walk with Christ from the celebration and heartbreak of the Triumphal Entry to the darkness and desolation of the cross. But during Lent, we set that knowledge aside and sit in the dashed hope Jesus’ disciples would have felt. Everything, from the ashes to intentional self-denial, to the prominence of dark colors and somber songs, are reminders to us of that sense of loss and disorientation early Christians experienced. More surrender. Let Lent strip away what numbs your hunger for God and make yourself available to Him, and step back to see what He will do. Because the power of Easter is only fully understood by those who have first walked with Jesus toward the cross. Rev.
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Environmental care is biblical. Prophets often tie damage to moral failure
Environmental stewardship is not a consequence of sin or a corrective measure for a broken world; it is part of God s original design for human vocation
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When a nation forgets the purpose of freedom
Are we living as though freedom has a purpose
