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How Can Churches Support Homosexuality?

How can "Christian" denominations ordain homosexuals and perform homosexual marriages?"

Written by Rick Phillips | Tuesday, April 21, 2015

“The simple answer to this question is that such denominations have stopped granting ultimate authority to the clear teaching of the Word of God.  In almost every case, they no longer regard the Scriptures as inerrant and therefore they find it easy to disregard teachings they consider offensive and antiquated.”   I have been traveling... Continue Reading

Biblical Theology: Definitions and Distinctions

With the Protestant Reformation came more of a distinction between biblical and systematic theology

Written by Michael Roberts | Tuesday, April 21, 2015

“Before we can organize Christian theology into a coherent body of doctrine, we need to look at it according to its biblical parts, as well as the biblical books that make up those parts.  For example, if we want to seek to gain a proper understanding of the kingdom of God, using both the Old... Continue Reading

The Trap of Assuming Everyone is “Good”

Let’s be wise as serpents in discerning evil, and innocent as doves in regard to its practice.

Written by Jeff Crippen | Monday, April 20, 2015

Not everyone in the visible church is good. Let me say that again. There are wicked, evil, counterfeit “Christians” in most every local church. They are not rare. Some if not many of them are church leaders. They are like a household fungus which, if not combated continually, will always crop up amongst us.  ... Continue Reading

The Difference Between a Reward and a Bribe

Rewards and bribes may appear similar in practice, but in reality they teach completely opposite lessons to our children.

Written by Melissa Kruger | Monday, April 20, 2015

Two children may both each receive a lollipop at the grocery store. However the method in which they won their treat has the power to teach two vastly different lessons. It simply will not go well for our children to think that they will be happy by acting miserably. When we reward them for acts... Continue Reading

Don’t Just Think of Him as Your Husband

My husband is my brother in Christ, and he belongs to God

Written by Aimee Byrd | Monday, April 20, 2015

It really helps to put things into perspective. It is so easy to be selfish, even in my prayers for my husband. Sure, I can think that I am being helpful in my communication or in praying for his best, but when I limit his identity and vocation in being my husband, I can become... Continue Reading

Being an Iceberg Pastor

Whatever public ministry he engages in needs to be built upon a lifetime of preparation, growth, character, learning, and reliance on God

Written by Andrew Haslam | Monday, April 20, 2015

The tragedy is that often the models and priorities of church life today do not favour the pastor-iceberg. As a result, most pastors will be tempted to fill up their week with a lot of work that doesn’t allow them to grow deep in God. This is a constant war ground for the pastor’s heart.... Continue Reading

Is Discrimination a Bad Word?

There is a kind of discrimination that is unavoidable and fine, but there is also a kind of discrimination that can be bigoted and unjust.

Written by Austin Brown | Monday, April 20, 2015

The rightness or wrongness of the discrimination, I would urge, turns on a very simple point. It all comes down to truth. What is the true state of affairs? Are some of the above examples perverted? If so, what are they perverting from? What is the standard or norm from which they are deviating?  ... Continue Reading

Biblical Love: Seeking My Joy in Your Joy

True, biblical love consists in the sharing of mutual joy—of seeking one another’s joy as one’s own.

Written by Mike Riccardi | Monday, April 20, 2015

My prayer is that the Spirit of God would so work true, biblical love in the hearts of His people, that I would pursue your good as my good, that you would seek your joy in my joy—that God’s people would seek our happiness in one another’s happiness. Do you know what would happen then?... Continue Reading

Must Christianity Change Its Sexual Ethics? History May Hold The Key

The churches that have thrived over the centuries were those that offered their world something more than the echo of the times.

Written by Trevin Wax | Sunday, April 19, 2015

Churches that accept society’s dogma on marriage and sexuality may think of themselves as “affirming,” but the global church sees them as “apostate.” Meanwhile, it is the height of imperialistic narrowness for a rapidly shrinking subset of white churches in the West to lecture the rest of the world — including those places where Christianity is... Continue Reading

When Bad Things Happen to God’s People

James says that we are to consider it all joy when we face trials. Whatever shape or size they take, we are to meet them with joy and expectation.

Written by Stan Gale | Sunday, April 19, 2015

Life’s hardships should prompt us to do inventory, starting with a prayer for the Spirit to search our heart and expose what is holding us back (see Psalm 139:23-24). Pastors should be able to lead the sheep in such an inventory, to pull alongside them in time of adversity and help them take advantage of... Continue Reading

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