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Dear Single Dudes: It’s Time to Man Up

When did men become so afraid to make a commitment, to take the lead, to say what they want, to make long term plans, to set goals, to pursue, to talk about the future?

Written by Matt Walsh | Friday, June 20, 2014

Here’s some brutal honesty for you: if you ‘aren’t ready for something serious,’ then you need to go get yourself ready and leave these ladies alone until you do. You can’t go out and have sex (I mean, ‘hook up,’ as the middle schoolers at the lunch table might call it) and then claim that... Continue Reading

Because There Is A Difference

Feeling righteous and being righteous are two different things

Written by Aimee Byrd | Friday, June 20, 2014

I’m afraid that we really are getting out of hand with the whole healthy food thing. Don’t get me wrong. I am a proponent of good health and I do my share of recipe tweaking, garden growing, fresh food hunting, and preservative eliminating. And every true healthy foodie knows that Capri Sun is never going... Continue Reading

Pornolescence

Pornolescence is the period where he feels the guilt of his sin, but still enjoys it too much to give it up.

Written by Tim Challies | Friday, June 20, 2014

I think time will prove that this is one of the gravest costs of pornography: It is stealing the best years from so many young Christians. It is stunting their spiritual growth and delaying their entrance into Christian ministry and service. These are the people who represent the future of the church—future elders, future deacons,... Continue Reading

Some Thoughts on the Sabbath

God has given us the weekly Sabbath because we still need that regular time; time that is not ours, but time for God.

Written by Benjamin Shaw | Thursday, June 19, 2014

However, Hebrews 4:10-11 is not speaking about our present enjoyment of that rest. It is speaking about our future enjoyment. Hence, the “there yet remains a Sabbath rest” of verse 9, as well as the “let us strive” of verse 11. My sense of this is that while we, by trusting in Christ, have entered... Continue Reading

A Response to Professor Mary Stange’s USA Today Article on Bowe Bergdahl

A rebuttal to Stang’s blaming the alleged extremism in the OPC for Bergdahl’s behavior

Written by Geoffrey Willour | Wednesday, June 18, 2014

Because her article ran in an influential national media outlet, and because in it she basically insults the entire OPC and every other allegedly “hyperconservative” Christian, I felt I should try to contact her personally to convey my disappointment, and to call her to publicly apologize for her irresponsible and hateful article.  I looked up... Continue Reading

The Pope Affirms Works Righteousness For Those Who Don’t Even Want To Go to Heaven

Can an atheist go to heaven if he follows his conscience?

Written by Timothy J. Hammons | Wednesday, June 18, 2014

All of this is the reason there was a Protestant Reformation, and still a need today. When men begin to appeal to logic and reason, instead of Scripture for their understanding of things, then they drift off into apostasy as the RCC has done. We don’t need a pope, we don’t need his declarations of... Continue Reading

The Best Matches Are Made at Church

The show, It Takes a Church, reminded me of some areas for caution in church matchmaking.

Written by Megan Hill | Wednesday, June 18, 2014

Most of our churches are not as one-dimensional as a game show, but it is possible for a church’s real purpose and character to recede into the background of advancing marriage and families. Christopher Ash helpfully cautions that we can sometimes “end up making church, prayer, and the Christian life a means to the idolatrous... Continue Reading

Blessed To Not Be Blessed

God is so wise that sometimes he withholds blessings from us because he knows we couldn’t handle them.

Written by Mark Altrogge | Wednesday, June 18, 2014

God withholds NO good thing from those he loves.  So if God does withhold something from us, we can know that it must not be a good thing for us.  We might think it would be a good thing, but we need to trust God’s wisdom.  He knows what we’re made of and what would... Continue Reading

Five Questions for Christians Who Believe the Bible Supports Gay Marriage

How have all Christians at all times and in all places interpreted the Bible so wrongly for so long?

Written by Kevin DeYoung | Wednesday, June 18, 2014

As far as you are concerned, you haven’t rejected your evangelical faith. You haven’t turned your back on God. You haven’t become a moral relativist. You’ve never suggested anything goes when it comes to sexual behavior. In most things, you tend to be quite conservative. You affirm the family, and you believe in the permanence... Continue Reading

It’s Abuse, Not an Affair, and It Appears We Need to be Reminded… Again…

Hashtag activism gave a voice to the abused last week.

Written by Ed Stetzer, Christianity Today | Wednesday, June 18, 2014

Raping a child cannot be compared to other kinds of moral failure. Abuse is trivialized with these kinds of “quit smoking” comparisons. A 30-something youth pastor taking advantage of a teenage girl, both sexually and emotionally, goes beyond the bounds of desecrating the marital bed and playing the role of infidel. With or without the... Continue Reading

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