Anger: One letter short of danger
Of all the struggles facing Christians, anger is at the top of the list. It destroys families, tarnishes character, and leads to destructive behavior.
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When Condoleezza Rice is slandered as a ‘foot soldier of white supremacy,' it is no longer about race
More than restoring our statues and more than cleaning up our speech, we need repentance. After that, the rest will follow. Perhaps then, Rice can get the apology she deserves.
Q&A with Sen. Ted Cruz: Cuba, border crisis and elections
The situation at the border is worse than I have ever seen it in the nine years I’ve served in the Senate. We’re on a path to see over 2 million people cross the border into this country illegally this year, and that’s the highest rate of illegal immigration in 21 years.
When is your stuff, not your stuff?
Bill’s story makes me think I need to change my perspective on that. Taking this scenario to a larger scale, maybe as Christians, we should all be working to shift our collective viewpoint on possessions, for the benefit of God’s Kingdom.
Still certain in times of uncertainty
When God made the earth and set it in motion, He didn’t just leave it to run on its own; He’s been involved and aware every step of the way. He is unchanging, wise and holds all things in His capable hands.
Today’s man: An abominable snowman
Jesus spent his whole life submitting to the will of his Father. If we're “Christian” men who follow Jesus, we need to submit as Jesus did. Our kids need to see us submitting to the Father.
Understanding the doctrine of demons
If you’ve ever wondered where the red, horned, pitchfork-wielding devil-with-a-pointed-tail concept originated, it came from the medieval church in the Middle Ages. Although they sought to wound Satan’s pride by depicting him in a ludicrous way, something tells me the devil inspired it in an act of brilliant misdirection.
Texas lawmaker's sacrifice for life saving bill
However, the abortion issue has no neutral position. Either one fights for the lives of the preborn or they sit silent, watching others kill the vulnerable. Saying nothing about an injustice merely allows it to continue and is a condemnable case of inaction.
Garland suffers from truth decay
Garland, and the Biden administration in general, need to heed the Republicans' advice to stop the bleeding. I suggest that you quickly change your course, Grassley admonished, because you're losing credibility with the American people. And I pray that's not the only thing they could lose, come next November.
The Gospel, science and vulnerable children
So we must ask ourselves: How do we effectively communicate the truth of the gospel to our children who may carry attachment injuries and associate belonging and connection with fear?
