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Losing Our Christian Minds

Of all the things we’ve lost as Christians, I think we miss our Christian minds the most

Written by Dennis Louis | Tuesday, May 24, 2016

“The Christian mind is the mind that processes everything through the grid of its intimate relationship with Jesus. The Christian mind, therefore, is not simply a mind that thinks on Christ or the mind that attempts to think in Christian categories. The Christian mind is a mind that refuses to think at all unless it... Continue Reading

Innocence Lost … and Regained

Their hearts grieve, but with hope. They will see her again, and never be parted.

Written by Rachel Miller | Tuesday, May 24, 2016

“In their minds are pictures of a nursery with soft blankets and toys on the floor. Then it’s time, the wait’s almost over. The tech starts to measure and scan. But what’s this? She seems worried and tense. Why won’t she answer?”   The young couple, with stars in their eyes, Walks hand in hand... Continue Reading

Ten Things You Should Know about Generation Z

The demographics are breathtaking. And the signs are, to a large extent, hopeful.

Written by Thom Rainer | Tuesday, May 24, 2016

“They will be the largest generation in history. Each of their birth years is already a large cohort. By the time 2020 concludes, this generation will include about 82 million people. They will supplant the Millennials who supplanted the Boomers as the largest generation.”   I doubt the generational name will stick, but for now... Continue Reading

Why Do We Major in the Minors?

The Pharisees distorted the emphasis of biblical righteousness to suit their own behavioral patterns

Written by R.C. Sproul | Tuesday, May 24, 2016

“It is also our inclination as fallen creatures to rate as most important those virtues in which we have achieved a relative degree of success. Naturally, I would like to think that my moral strong points are the important ones and my moral weaknesses are limited to minor matters. It is a short step from... Continue Reading

Is the Transgender Discussion Exposing Our Hypocrisy?

When it comes to gender and gender identity, biological determinism is being shown the door

Written by Garrett Kell | Tuesday, May 24, 2016

“Are we now saying we choose to be heterosexual or homosexual? Previously we accepted a direct link between genes, biological, anatomy, and gender, but now we’re saying that link does not matter when it comes to gender. Perhaps this is fine, but for the sake of consistency, do we plan to say the same about... Continue Reading

Why are We Flushing Thousands of Years Down the Toilet?

What good can possibly come — and how much evil will definitely come — from putting grown men in women’s bathrooms?

Written by David Murray | Monday, May 23, 2016

Why would the President and his supporters want to obliterate thousands of years of the most basic distinction of the planet? We’re left shaking our heads utterly perplexed. Why, why, why? Here are the only reasons I can think of — maybe you can think of more. I’m not saying people will admit to these... Continue Reading

Why Believers Must Avoid Immoral Joking

Double-entendres and indecent language have no place among believers.

Written by Chuck Lawless | Monday, May 23, 2016

Spoken immorality never leads in the right direction. That’s not to say that everyone who jokes in an ungodly manner winds up in sexual immorality, of course. It’s simply to say that letting our guard down at one level makes it easier to let it down at the next level.   Several months ago, I... Continue Reading

Before You Advise Someone with Anxiety . . .

Ask yourself if he/she is ready to hear what you're saying.

Written by Kim Shay | Monday, May 23, 2016

Anxious people feel anxious about everything, including their anxiety. When we read the biblical exhortations and feel as if we’ve gained no success in our struggle, we feel anxious about our anxiety. It gets worse. We feel defeated. We feel like lousy Christians. We need biblical truth, but we also need to get a hold... Continue Reading

Eve Alone? The Curious Tale of the Missing Adam

Julie Faith Parker documents the curious omission of “[her husband who was] with her” (Gen. 3:6b) from many English translations.

Written by Mark Garcia | Monday, May 23, 2016

This omission is not the result of variations in the original biblical texts. As Parker notes, the Hebrew word is undisputed in the MT, and ancient textual witnesses all include it, with the noteworthy exception of Jerome’s Vulgate. And the omission is a critically important one. Without this phrase, the reader is left with the impression... Continue Reading

Don’t Be Embarrassed by Your Ordinary Church

In the grand scheme of things, how important is your church?

Written by Erik Raymond | Monday, May 23, 2016

Here is the bottom-line reality: the church is the most important organization on the planet. Its importance and inherent value is not dependent upon size but substance. Let’s remember that the church has the highest calling on the planet. Her job is to glorify God. There is nothing more noble nor important than this. This... Continue Reading

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