The Art of Dying
Dying is not a favorite topic for most of us. We avoid talking about it and would like to circumvent death itself. But it is […]
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Defeating the Army of Objections
Many are rejoicing that the walls of the Christian faith are crumbling and that we could see the death of Christianity in our lifetime. People
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Face to Face with Death
An exquisite Roman torture was to tie a corpse to a condemned man. The rotting flesh of the dead man would begin to eat away
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Cancel Culture Cancelled
Hell hath no fury like a Cancel Culture Crusader. Hell and Cancel Culture have a lot in common. There is no redemption, no salvation in
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Everything Runs Down
While Evangelical Progressives applaud recent cultural changes, Conservatives are concerned as traditional values are thrown over in favor of the Moral Revolution. What they need
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A Better Story
“A thousand channels, and nothing to watch.” Like many people, I subscribe to several streaming services. The other night I scanned them all, looking for
Why this Friday is Good
I am not sad on Good Friday. I don’t experience morose feelings or morbid thoughts or find myself in a miserable mood. I can’t even
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They Share None of It
My theology says that all abortions, miscarriages, stillbirths, infant deaths, children’s deaths, the mentally handicapped – they all go to heaven. This is certain; it
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Christianity Is Not About Moral Goodness
We Christians—genuine followers of Christ—need to stop moralizing the Christian faith because this misrepresents genuine Christianity. We need to quit portraying the face of Christianity
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We Need to Discern the Times, Not Worry About the Future
Many people want to know what the future holds before it comes. This increases at the end of each year while looking ahead to the
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