Banning ‘conversion therapy’
Ideology, not evidence, is the primary force driving the push to “affirm” gender confusion and ban any other type of therapy. Another force is emotional manipulation.
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Jubilee in a Time of Pandemic
Despite people hoarding toilet paper as the coronavirus pandemic sweeps the globe, I see hopeful signs that suggest deep down we know we’ve not been doing right as a society. We might call these moments of Jubilee.
Reflections on the mercy of God after the National Day of Prayer
It is true that God is a righteous Judge who will one day pour out His wrath on a rebellious world. But the overwhelming emphasis of Scripture is not on the wrath of God but rather on His mercy.
COVID-19: When the Information Age made things worse
As we all watch the financial market downturn again try to statistically eclipse the 1929 Crash, it seems appropriate to consider once more whether the vaunted Information Age will be a benefit to ...
Social media advice from a Christian millennial
As Christians we should not be afraid of culture, because it does not define us We have the freedom to engage, but not indulge
Christianity is growing faster than any time in history. Why is the Church in Europe, America declining?
We are living in a season of the greatest church growth since the 1st century But half of the world is missing the move of God
Demi Lovato's prophetic encounter that launched her entertainment career
Demi Lovato gets personal with model Ashley Graham on podcast Pretty Big Deal about the spiritual experiences that shaped her childhood and career
What Happens When a Virus Forces Faith Communities to Go Virtual
It’s a good time for people of faith to reflect on how well digital technologies serve faith communities and consider the future of religion, which by definition is that which binds people to one another.
How my parents modeled generosity with money and time
Their ultimate goal was for us to become generous people people who looked past our own desires and concerns and saw the needs and challenges of others
How Not to Lead During a Census & Epidemic
In a time of a national census and a deadly epidemic, a ruler who cares more about himself than the people can be dangerous. At least that’s the lesson in the biblical texts from the end of King David’s rule.
