Answering Atheist Objections – Part 3
[Part 3 of a 3-part series] This concludes a response to an article that appeared in mid-July of 2024, titled “18 Uncomfortable Questions Atheists WANT […]
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Wrath is Right – Part 3
[Part 3 of a 3-part series] People who balk at God’s wrath don’t grasp the intensity of His actual love for real people. Frankly, their
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Wrath is Right – Part 2
[Part 2 of a 3-part series] The main problem Progressivism has with the historic Christian faith is that it doesn’t like the reality of God’s
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What Comes First?
What comes first – forgiving someone or loving someone? Can you love someone only after you’ve forgiven them, or is love the necessary precondition for
The Gospel v Progressivism
I’ve grown increasingly concerned by the inroads the Progressive Left has made into the Evangelical church, especially among young adults. The purpose of this essay
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The Gospel v Progressivism
I have grown increasingly concerned by the inroads the Progressive Left has made into the Evangelical church, especially among young adults. The purpose of this
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How to Pray for Rulers
The clearest description of how to pray for civil rulers is found in 1 Timothy 2:1–4. Therefore I exhort first of all that supplications, prayers,
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Concerned for the Oppressed and Needy?
It is easy for someone to demand fairness and tolerance from an ideological stance, a personal view, or even a philosophic approach. But real life
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Trustworthy Joseph
Trustworthy Joseph—The man to whom God entrusted His Son If you were God—neither you nor I am, or ever will be—but imagine what it would
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What Has Been May Be Again
In the mid-third century, the Roman Emperor Decius embarked on a campaign to secure the fragmenting loyalty of his subjects. Rome’s eastward expansion saw new
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