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  • Unsettling Advent, Day 9

    Unsettling Advent, Day 9

    Word&Way,

    In day 9 of our Unsettling Advent devotional series, Word&Way Editor-in-Chief Brian Kaylor reflects on racial injustices in the U.S. and how this helps us understand the birth of Jesus.

  • The third worldizing of America

    The third worldizing of America

    The Christian Post,

    Neistat was right in identifying a pandemic of crime in Los Angeles as Third Worldization. But so was Rogen, though unknowingly so. The actor played the predictable role of the smug, indifferent Third World rich who master ignoring — and navigating around — the misery of others in their midst.

  • Blame it on Luther?

    Blame it on Luther?

    The Christian Post,

    The above is not intended as a piece of Protestant triumphalism. Rather, it is a call for more self-awareness regarding the matter of the problems of our present age.

  • Jefferson's statue and America

    Jefferson’s statue and America

    The Christian Post,

    Fallen humanity’s plight, prone to exploitation and tyranny, saddling some while booting others, would be hopeless but for providential interventions through flawed instruments like Jefferson. New York’s city council is self-righteous to think themselves his superior. Instead we should give thanks that God deploys the unworthy to achieve His will on earth.

  • Discipling non-practicing Christians

    Discipling non-practicing Christians

    The Christian Post,

    We cannot effectively preach what we do not live out ourselves. If we are to reach those not experiencing the hope of Jesus, then we first need to take a personal assessment and ask ourselves if we are living proof of that hope.

  • Set your eyes on Jesus, not on pleasure

    Set your eyes on Jesus, not on pleasure

    The Christian Post,

    Pop culture wants us to believe that we are simply natural, physical beings, and therefore we should seek our answers in only natural, physical solutions. But we are so much more than flesh and blood. We are eternal, created in the image of an eternal God, with an eternal purpose to fulfill. The quicker we realize this truth, the quicker we will start to truly live.

  • Is the Salvation Army going woke?

    Is the Salvation Army going woke?

    The Christian Post,

    Of course, racism is a horrific evil. But some critics are concerned that rather than responding to actual racism, The Salvation Army had aligned itself ideologically with the Black Lives Matter organization, which leverages unfalsifiable and amorphous charges of “systemic racism” to drive racial grievances.

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