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In the wake of the horrific Orlando murders, I am reminded of conversations about death throughout the years that my friends and I have had with various people – many of whom claim no particular allegiance to Christ or Christianity, and some of whom are avowed atheists. These conversations are good and necessary – we…
Ignorance should not be celebrated.
Christians know that the gospel is offensive. Isaiah says it. Jesus says it. Paul says it. The entirety of redemptive history testifies to it.
And then I remembered something else – the real issue in this recent abortion discussion is not “selling” body parts. The real issue is that it’s legal for a woman to kill a child for any reason she wants to give.
Today is the celebration that Jesus defeated death forever for those who believe in Him.
Simple entry tonight on this, as one friend called it, “the best worst day in history”.
The world is messed up. It’s broken. It needs to be fixed. The government can’t fix it. Money can’t fix it. Being nice can’t fix it. We can’t fix it.
Because relationships based on falsehood are not really relationships. They are fantasies.
In my last post, I talked about truth and the importance of standing for it. I hope we all see the value in standing for what we believe in. Everyone stands for something, and everyone has truth standards, even if they don’t think you can know truth. Probably the most absurd thing I have heard…
I’ve been thinking about something a lot lately – a little thing called truth. And if that was the only thing I was thinking about, that would be enough. But my thoughts have not been on only truth, but also on our willingness to stand up for it. All of us believe in things, and all of us…