You Are Not Better Than Racists
Racism is simply a particular version of a universal sin: partiality.
We are not better than racists. We all fall short of the glory of our impartial and loving God. God shows no partiality, but we cannot say the same. One of the most offensive things the Bible says about racism is that it’s another form of partiality. According to God, you and I are... Continue Reading
Interracial Couple Fights Critical Race Theory in One of America’s Most Integrated Towns
Oak Park, Illinois father asks, "Are my kids half-oppressor and half-oppressed?"
They grew up in different worlds, walked different paths, and yet they met by chance and fell in love because they shared the same universally human values and principles. There is enormous power in this truth, far greater than any manmade racial construct, and we must hold onto that or else. When I drove... Continue Reading
Quietism and Activism
How do we grow as Christians? Do we passively “let go and let God,” or is it all about us and our hard work toward holiness?
The very reason that we keep striving for holiness is precisely because we know that God is working in us when we do so. If you knew that God would be at work in you when you are at work, wouldn’t that motivate you to work all the more? In the beginning, before there... Continue Reading
Virginia Elementary School Teacher Suspended for Opposing Gender Policy Must Be Reinstated, Judge Rules
“The Court has found that the disruption relied upon was insufficient,” adding that Cross’ speech and religious content were “central” to LCPS’ decision.
Cross sparked an uproar last month when he told LCPS’ school board that he wouldn’t “affirm that a biological boy can be a girl and vice versa because it’s against my religion. It’s lying to a child, it’s abuse to a child, and it’s sinning against our God.” Byron “Tanner” Cross, a physical education teacher, has won an initial... Continue Reading
A Most Offensive Love
The Hard Sayings of a Kind Savior
Hard sayings are actually invitations. They call us to see past the gifts from Jesus to Jesus himself. Do we only want what he gives, or do we want him? The hard sayings call us to embrace the inestimable worth of Jesus. They force us to recognize that we are starving, and he alone is the... Continue Reading
Pride Month Calls for a Response of Joyful Truth from Christians
We can either serve Christ or “Pride,” but not both.
We should understand that Christianity has always held a distinct sexual ethic, especially in the days of the early church in Roman culture. The distinction is not the result of absurdity or irrationality, but a contrast of values when the Christian faith calls forth a higher vision for human sexuality than merely living according to... Continue Reading
Christian, Do You Love God’s Law?
Our attitude to the law is a litmus test of our relationship to the kingdom of God.
“You’ve got to love the law” has a double meaning. You’ve got to love it—it is a command. But at the same time, “you’ve got to love it” because it is so good. Of course it is. It is a gift from your heavenly Father. It is meant to keep you safe and well and... Continue Reading
Washington State Mandates Critical Race Theory in All Public Schools
While critical race theory training is pitched as a way to ensure "equity" in the classroom, in truth, it’s far more sinister.
Activists believe systems of oppression stand in the way of true racial equity and must be dismantled. Recruiting the next generation into the cause starts on campus. As several states move to ban toxic critical race theory from indoctrinating students, the state of Washington is leaning in. The race-obsessed framework isn’t relegated to schools... Continue Reading
Committed to Truth
How are we to navigate a world that so wantonly embraces error?
The faith we adhere to contains black and white truths centered on a bloody cross. In our pluralistic, relativistic culture, we need to be prepared to gird ourselves with sound doctrine. As he stood before Pontius Pilate, Jesus of Nazareth faced a question which has echoed throughout the centuries: “What is truth?” (John 18:38).... Continue Reading
Character Assassination and Conformity to the World
It is far better to simply speak God’s truth in love than to argue based on character.
We cannot bring glory to God by using the tactics and ways of the world. No, we are to take the high road of conformity to the character of Christ. Then we will be able to stand in the hottest battles. Never take your own revenge, beloved, but leave room for the wrath of... Continue Reading
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