God loves LGBT people more than we do
God doesn’t whisper on sexual sin. His love for sinners keeps Him from doing that. He doesn’t whisper on sexual sin—because He doesn’t whisper on His love for sinners.
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What’s so bad about encouraging female modesty?
And doesn t this youth pastor himself still have his own set of rules No buns, bananas, or breasts need to be seen Put another way, what s the difference between his asking, Why is a little cleavage ...
The incredible incoherence of Ben & Jerry’s capitulation to the BDS movement
In other words, BDS will exist until Israel is no more, since the demands of the movement, if fully implemented, would result in the end of the Jewish state
Are you letting God's Spirit sanctify you?
However, if it were not done and not done thoroughly, the corrupting effect of the fungus or mold could spread to other parts of the house, to household items, to the family clothing and to the very ...
3 ways churches can help families seeking int'l adoptions
Why, for instance, would someone care about another person half a world away whom they have never met Why would a family open their doors to a stranger who, by this world s standards, has nothing to
A few surprising perspectives about your unchurched neighbors
We are all guilty on some level of not being obedient to the imperative of Acts 1 8, sharing the Gospel message with all who will listen And many of us have not taken the step of inviting our ...
Learning from the faith of Dietrich Bonhoeffer
When war did break out, Bonhoeffer found himself drawn into the circle of those patriotic Germans who sought to overthrow Hitler. In order to again escape conscription, he joined the German military intelligence agency, a body that included many who were opposed to Hitler.
'Unmasking’ critical race theory
After this week's column it would be wise for Bill to employ a food taster at Capitol Hill receptions and D.C. dinner parties. Why? It is quite simple – he has told the truth to the progressive elites, and they often react viscerally and violently to such effrontery.
In persecution, Jesus stood silent. What will you do?
This posture, I believe, has a massive impact on the way that Christians should navigate government confrontation. Not only did Jesus embody a posture of humility and silence in the face of his accusers, but his disciples also acted in a similar manner throughout the book of Acts.
Why We Acted in Support of Vaccinations
Editors Brian Kaylor and Beau Underwood outline the theological reasons for a COVID-19 vaccination outreach effort centered around clergy. Such an act is not only a matter of public health, it is also a witness to what we believe about the Gospel.
