Criminalizing free speech
Political correctness regarding free speech has gone too far At first it took the form of just criticism Now, it s becoming a crime in civilized countries to say politically incorrect things
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Leaving churchianity for the narrow way of Christ
Is it possible that we’ve missed the fullness of the narrow way of Christ in our modern day ‘nominal’ Christianity?
Is universal basic income a biblical solution?
I read more and more people pushing for Universal Basic Income UBI This sounds cool but so does a free condo on the beach First, what is it More importantly, is it really a good thing
What is the unpardonable sin?
A church member once wrote to me that she ran across this Scripture last night and it troubled me so much I could barely sleep The passage is Matthew 12 31-32, dealing with blasphemy against the
Outlawing 'conversion therapy' does not protect children
The proposed legislation in Massachusetts (and similar bills being proposed elsewhere) is about much more than protecting children from shock therapy and other ill-favored practices. These bills define “conversion therapy” in such a way as to prohibit any health-care professional from therapeutically questioning a minor’s sexual orientation or desire to transition gender.
A tribute to my bride of 43 years
Today, March 14, 2019, marks our 43rd anniversary, and outside of the gift of salvation, Nancy is the greatest gift God has given to me I am eternally grateful
Does God love me because I'm lovable?
But there s one prominent idea I keep coming across in Christian Integrationist circles In order to receive and enjoy God s love, I must first believe I am worthy of his love
It’s Time for Women Pastors
It’s time for women to have equal access to pulpit ministry and to be called as pastors of churches. For some, that sentiment is old news, settled long ago; for others, it is offensive or just plain wrong. But many believers are somewhere in between.
Peace in the Land
There’s a humanitarian crisis in Venezuela and its dictator “won” an unfair election last year to hold power. But if the recent past in Latin America — and elsewhere — teaches us anything, it’s that military invasions and coups destabilize nations, spark civil wars, devastate local economies and result in the deaths of many innocent civilians.
Women pastors — What does the Bible say?
Let me begin by saying that I know and appreciate many women who have been recognized as pastors But in our passion to promote women something I wholeheartedly agree with , have we overstepped the ...
