Let’s not get morally confused about Russia and Ukraine
Let’s not complicate matters. What Putin is doing is wrong, murderous, and unjustifiable. That’s why we stand with Ukraine.
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Why are ex-gays (and ex-trans) so dangerous?
If there is such a thing as ex-gay or ex-trans, then the whole idea that you are “born that way” goes out the window.
Inhumane: Maryland bill allows killing babies up to 1 month after birth
Who would dream someone would have the audacity to propose such barbarity into law? Yet this is what great minds have been telling us for decades about where the legalization of abortion was bound to take us.
God is preparing young people for the storm
Chaos can rob us of confidence. Yet, when the wind threatens, our young people can receive a word from God and lead through the storm.
The power of spiritual mentorship
Discipleship is a life-long process, but so is the process of making disciples.
Apostate, heretic or the real thing?
I agree with author and political commentator Matt Walsh when he says, “There are many Christians who mourn the fact that our numbers are dwindling…but I also much prefer that unbelievers declare themselves unaffiliated — renounce their faith openly and align themselves with some other belief system...
She was in Kyiv the day Russia invaded Ukraine. Here’s what she saw
“We want to be all together,” she said. “We stand all together for freedom. And I think after the war, people will be very united, and they will value every single time they spend with their families.”
8 urgent global prayer targets
Up until now, the policy of “mutually assured destruction” has stopped the world’s superpowers from engaging one another in battle. Please pray that Putin will not resort to utilizing nuclear weapons to save face because, thus far, they are losing the conventional war.
Andy Stanley’s tweet about the Bible is seductive and harmful
It should trouble us greatly anytime someone holds a different view of the Written Word than the one held by the Living Word, the Lord Jesus Christ. It ultimately leads to making our own opinions, beliefs, and experiences the authority rather than God’s revelation.
Don’t Make the Church Leadership Crisis Worse
We need to renew our spiritual imaginations amid the spiritual-abuse reckoning.
