The Gospel and Marriage
What does the gospel have to do with marriage? Or, better put, what does marriage have to do with the gospel?
What does the gospel have to do with marriage? Or, better put, what does marriage have to do with the gospel?
In some seemingly normal ways, you and I actually get to partner with Jesus in his serpent-crushing mission.
Did you hear about those two Christians who shared all the same opinions about COVID-19? No, me neither.
Why they didn’t talk that way back then, and why it matters.
God chose to communicate with us using words. Let’s not assume we’ve figured out a better way than Him.
Christians must be able to respectfully disagree, carefully interacting with each other’s differences with clarity and conviction, without descending into trench warfare.
I admire James Coates’ courage as he stands up for his convictions, even though I don’t agree with them. But please don’t confuse his arrest with religious persecution.
How are we to process such failure from someone we trusted so much?
Exploring when “turn the other cheek” applies—and when it doesn’t.
The Church is not like Old Covenant Israel. Why does this mean that we we need church membership?