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Should Christians be Nice in dealing with Nasty Atheists

We have to beware of allowing ourselves to be intimidated by the post-modern touchy feely mantra of you can say whatever you want, just don’t hurt my feelings

Written by David Robertson | Friday, March 14, 2014

Not for our own sakes, but for the sake of the whole of our society, we need Christians who will boldly, graciously and lovingly take on the mockers, deceivers and destroyers of the New Atheist Fundamentalism, because it is not the indestructible Church of Christ they will destroy, but rather the countless lives of those... Continue Reading

Safety in Submission

Finding safety in submitting to God’s authority and his structures

Written by Joseph Franks, IV | Thursday, March 13, 2014

Because we have a sin nature that seeks to ruin us, we consistently chafe at the concept of submitting to God, God’s parents, God’s husbands, God’s governors, and God’s elders. Even when we outwardly fall in line, inwardly we are filled with a rebel spirit that despises those God has ordained to lead, govern and... Continue Reading

No, Jesus Would Not Bake a Cake for a Homosexual Ceremony

Does Scripture show that Jesus, with his love and compassion for sinners, was indulgent of sexual sin, even dismissing it, in favor of a ministry of justice, peace, and healing?

Written by Rick Plasterer | Thursday, March 13, 2014

And so it is not the case that Jesus would have baked a cake to be used in a homosexual celebration. Rather his words in the New Testament clearly show that such an act is a sin, worthy of hellfire. Nor would Jesus, or the apostles, have obeyed a requirement of the civil authorities to... Continue Reading

The Second Commandment and the Modern Christian

We should allow the second commandment to stand and our desire should not be to add to or detract from the Word of God

Written by Ron Gleason | Thursday, March 13, 2014

New Testament Christians are still prohibited from making any image of the deity—even in a movie or in art. The reason is that it is impossible for any artist to depict the godhead or spiritual matters, but more importantly, no matter how necessary or essential we might believe a movie to be, God has said... Continue Reading

The Rights of Homosexual Christians

We do not have the “right” to chose who we love; God tells us

Written by Amber Green | Thursday, March 13, 2014

Homosexual Christians do not deserve the “right” to romantically love whoever they want, just as heterosexual Christians do not deserve the “right” to romantically love whoever they want. All our rights are taken away in exchange for one right that far surpasses any worldly sins we cling to: The right to be called children of... Continue Reading

Is Being Gay Sanctifiable?

A response to Wesley Hill, author of Washed and Waiting: Reflections on Christian Faithfulness and Homosexuality.

Written by Jared Moore | Wednesday, March 12, 2014

A few weeks ago, I asked him on Twitter, “Dr. Hill, do you believe same-sex attraction is sin?” He replied, “The short answer is no. But I hope to unpack that a bit more in a post. . .” Hill has written a post titled, “Is Being Gay Sanctifiable?” You should read his entire article... Continue Reading

12 Things To Thank God For In The Midst Of Affliction

One of the most important things we must do when we suffer is to give thanks.

Written by Mark Altrogge | Wednesday, March 12, 2014

Ephesians 5:20 tells us we should give thanks “always and for everything to God the Father in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ” and 1 Thess 5:18 says to “give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.”  Giving thanks helps us focus on God in... Continue Reading

Should We Expect More from Our Teenagers?

We should all want our work to promote the glory of God.

Written by Aimee Byrd | Wednesday, March 12, 2014

Some adults are just as caught up in the game of like. It’s bad enough to see it played out in social media, reality television, and  whatever other means we may use to be liked. But the recent revelation of the debacle in which we have pastors using church money to hire a service to manipulate the... Continue Reading

Why We Need the Book of James in the New Testament Canon

It provides a wonderful balance to our understanding of law, grace, justification, sanctification and more.

Written by Michael J. Kruger | Wednesday, March 12, 2014

Do Paul and James contradict each other?  Not at all. Paul is looking at the law from the perspective of justification–can I be saved by law-keeping?  If you try this, says Paul, the law is only a curse.  James is looking at the law through the lens of sanctification.  From this perspective the law is... Continue Reading

A Vent About Lent

And Lent? My heart would quickly whisper: look at what you've done. You gave it up.

Written by Amanda | Tuesday, March 11, 2014

“In the case of Lent & Ashes, it would surely be an idol for me.  Oh….look at me.  I’ve got some super holy marking on my head.  Yes…that’s right. I understand some things about this stuff.  Come hear me wax eloquently about it.”   My heart is deceptive & wicked.  I need a redeemer.  I... Continue Reading

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