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Clarification on Why We Won’t Continue with Boy Scouts

The BSA decision is not about allowing struggling sinners to remain in the organization; it is about acceptance of the homosexual lifestyle.

Written by Rachel Miller | Monday, June 3, 2013

A person can be openly homosexual without having sex. A boy who dates girls, or expresses his desire to date girls, is openly heterosexual. A boy who dates boys, or expresses his desire to date boys, is openly homosexual. The result of the change in the BSA policy is that being openly homosexual is now... Continue Reading

Death Panels? Of Course …

The term “death panel” accurately reflects decisions that have to be made about whom to save when resources are scarce.

Written by Tracy Miller | Monday, June 3, 2013

If government is going to continue to pay for health care entitlements, the question is not whether some people will be denied health care; it is about who makes the decision and how the decision is made. Rather than pretending that it is possible for the government to spend whatever it takes to provide unlimited... Continue Reading

What Do We Really Need: A New Technique or a Living Savior?

God does not give us clever tricks for coping with life; He gives us new life and a living hope through a risen and eternally living Savior

Written by Jason A. Van Bemmel | Monday, June 3, 2013

Now some Christians take the living hope resurrection power of Christ as itself being a new kind of technique for overcoming trials in life. In other words, they say that, if we truly believe in Christ and His resurrection power is at work within us, we never need to face any kind of overwhelming trial.... Continue Reading

Should I Start a Grassroots Movement to Change My Church?

You are at a church that doesn’t share your theology or seems to be heading in the wrong theological direction. So what should you do?

Written by Kevin DeYoung | Monday, June 3, 2013

Please hear what I am saying and not saying. I’m not saying you shouldn’t talk to your pastor or work for change. I’m not saying the local congregation is the personal fiefdom for the pastor. I’m not saying pastors can’t learn much from laypeople in the congregation. What I am saying is that practically you... Continue Reading

Andy Stanley’s Poison Pill for the Doctrine of Scripture

We do not hold to the Dalmatian theory of inspiration—that Scripture is inspired in spots

Written by Denny Burk | Sunday, June 2, 2013

Stanley says that his belief in Adam and Eve is not “because the Bible says so,” but because Jesus says so. The first and most obvious problem with this formulation is the fact that our only knowledge of what Jesus says comes to us from the Bible. There can be no bifurcation between “what the... Continue Reading

From Stephen King to Francis Schaeffer: Cosmos “Suggests Intelligent Design”

King: "Everything is sort of built in a way that to me suggests intelligent design"

Written by Rick Pearcey | Sunday, June 2, 2013

I choose to believe it. . . . I mean, there’s no downside to that. If you say, ‘Well, OK, I don’t believe in God. There’s no evidence of God,’ then you’re missing the stars in the sky and you’re missing the sunrises and sunsets and you’re missing the fact that bees pollinate all these... Continue Reading

Motivations in Sanctification

Among Reformed Christians there have been many recent debates about sanctification which revolve around the motivation of sanctification

Written by Peter M. Dietsch | Sunday, June 2, 2013

Truth be told, I have some pastoral concerns with regard to the teaching that there is only one legitimate motivation for Christians in their pursuit of holiness. But first, it’s probably helpful to define this view so that we can better understand it. Some teach that the only motivation for sanctification and the pursuit of... Continue Reading

The Bikini Question

Let’s make a commitment this summer to ditch the skimpy swimsuits, earn self respect, and help our brothers in Christ

Written by Rachel Clark, Made in His Image | Sunday, June 2, 2013

So really, how hard is it to not wear a bikini? If you’re like me, it might be a little disappointing. You also might have to save a little more babysitting money to buy a cute (yes, cute ones do exist) tankini or one piece. But honestly, a little disappointment and a little extra cash... Continue Reading

Accepting “No” as God’s Will

Prayers are always to be requests made in humility and submission to the Father’s will.

Written by R.C. Sproul | Sunday, June 2, 2013

The prayer of faith is not a demand that we place on God. It is not a presumption of a granted request. The authentic prayer of faith is one that models Jesus’ prayer. It is always uttered in a spirit of subordination. In all our prayers, we must let God be God. No one tells... Continue Reading

Why I Like to Sit by Young Children and Why You Should Too

Finding joy in traveling beside little ones

Written by Jason K. Allen | Sunday, June 2, 2013

Flying by a young family gives me an opportunity to serve. Travel is an irregularity from a normal and healthy pattern of life. Waitresses serve you meals; skycaps scurry to help with your luggage; bellmen are at the ready to tend to your baggage; and flight attendants hustle at the press of a button. While... Continue Reading

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