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Don’t Settle For The Gospel of Self-Fulfillment

Christians who believe the gospel is more than just a word of self-fulfillment will need to be equipped to see the right and good longings at the heart of expressive individualism

Written by Trevin Wax | Tuesday, December 6, 2016

“How does one come to believe that Jesus must be okay with a woman divorcing her husband and taking up with another woman— despite Jesus’s words about the permanence of marriage and its creational, male-female design?”   Elizabeth Gilbert traveled the world to find happiness, and then documented her journey of self-discovery in Eat, Pray,... Continue Reading

Why Difficulties in the Bible Are a Good Thing

God is allowed to have purposes for his Word that you wouldn’t have thought of

Written by Mark Ward | Tuesday, December 6, 2016

The classic doctrine of the clarity of Scripture does not care to deny the difficulties in the Bible, any more than the apostle Peter did when he talked about the things “hard to understand” in Paul’s scriptural writings. But God has loving purposes behind even those difficulties.   Jen Hatmaker recently launched a kerfuffle in... Continue Reading

Over 35% of Babies Aborted in 2013 Were Black: CDC Report

The abortion rate is disproportionately high among African-Americans

Written by Anugrah Kumar | Tuesday, December 6, 2016

“The CDC report said women in their 20s accounted for more than 58 percent of abortions, recording the highest abortion rates. Women and girls aged 19 and younger accounted for 11.7 percent of abortions. CDC also found that two-thirds of abortions were performed within the first eight weeks, and nearly 92 percent by 13 weeks.... Continue Reading

Let My People Build

After 160 years of suppression, Egypt makes room for new churches

Written by Jayson Casper | Tuesday, December 6, 2016

But even as they celebrated, Christians debated if they failed to fully seize a unique opportunity to pursue equal citizenship. Some wanted a unified law for both churches and mosques. Others noted the presence of loopholes that may impede church construction. For example, the “need” for a new church is tied to population growth.  ... Continue Reading

10 Books Every Christian Teenager Should Read

Here is a list of great books every Christian teen ought to read — or at least consider reading

Written by Tim Challies | Tuesday, December 6, 2016

“Please note that these are not necessarily the ten best books your teens will read in their lifetime. Not all of these books will stand the test of time as Christian classics. But each of them is suited to twenty-first century teenaged readers and together they will provide a foundation for the Christian life that... Continue Reading

Limited Atonement: A Walk Through the Basics

We need to dispense with the concept of “fairness” and begin to think in terms of God’s justice

Written by Martin B. Blocki | Tuesday, December 6, 2016

Can fallen men change themselves?  Fallen men and women are “dead” in their sins and trespasses and are unable to do good; the supreme good, being the act of embracing Christ as LORD and savior.  This then is not a matter of “fairness”, which is a manmade construct to begin with, our situation is far... Continue Reading

The Common Sin of Middle Age Believers

I wonder if complacency is not our most common sin?

Written by Barry York | Saturday, December 3, 2016

“We have met many challenges that youth presented. We have taken risks and secured through work many goods. The Lord has blessed our efforts for his kingdom, and we begin to rest on our laurels. We slowly begin slipping into a spiritual forgetfulness.”   Each stage of adult life presents its own unique challenges. Young... Continue Reading

10 Things You Should Know About Physician-Assisted Suicide

Physician-assisted suicide does not guarantee a painless, dignified death

Written by John Dunlop | Saturday, December 3, 2016

“In the majority of cases, after the lethal medication is ingested, patients who have opted for assisted suicide fall asleep and die comfortably within several hours. However, sometimes the medication causes vomiting, other distress, and/or does not lead to death for a number of hours or days.”   1. The option of physician-assisted suicide is... Continue Reading

Why Doesn’t Our Faith Move Mountains?

Are we failing to see great things from God because of our lack of faith?

Written by Thomas Schreiner | Saturday, December 3, 2016

“We’re prone to think if we just had more faith, then God could do amazing things through us. But Jesus tells us something quite astonishing. The issue isn’t whether we are full of faith but whether we have any faith.”   Peter tells us Paul wrote some things that are hard to understand (2 Pet. 3:16).... Continue Reading

Be Careful Of Missionary Patriotism

Waving USA flags in some countries is not the best way to win friends and influence people

Written by David Sills | Saturday, December 3, 2016

“It seems that the next four years will be difficult ones for the USA, no matter which candidate won the election. One of the first adjustments missionaries make is to learn that political preferences and national pride should never be equated with Christianity.”   The first thing that happens after we have realised our election... Continue Reading

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