A Home Church Ministry
I wrote this post on the day of President Trump's attempted assassination, emphasizing the urgent need for Christians to have robust answers to the questions of war and politics. Those are the answers we're trying to find here!
How do you answer questions pertaining to "war and politics" as a Christian and follower of the Lord Jesus? This post sets out to build a new paradigm for dealing with these issues by constructing a "first principle". Come check it out and help me test this first principle!
What's the Christian's place in questions of "war and politics"? In this post I'm challenging the paradigms of both "Just War" and "Pacifism" to find a better way.
Have you ever asked why Christians go to Church and looked to Scripture for the answer? We're going to challenge the answers most often given today by looking to God's word to tell us why we're supposed to come together as Christians.
When you're visiting churches looking for a Christian home, how do you know if the church is really "Christian", or just "Christian-ish"?
Life has taken crazy twists and turns for me and my family over the last three years. So what's going on and what's on the horizon? This post is an update on my life!
In this article we look at Julia Mazur's viral video about "the childless life" and apply Paul's words from 2 Timothy 3:3 to help us understand the real value in Biblical singleness.
Can Christians divorce and remarry? Let's look at Jesus' teaching from Mark 10:1-16 to understand how Jesus brings such a painful question as divorce into his vision of the restoration of all things.
Can Christians divorce and remarry? Come look at this study and walk through some of the interpretive issues raised in Mark's divorce-narrative from Mark 10:1-12.
Luke 12:48 (CSB) — 48 ...From everyone who has been given much, much will be required; and from the one who has been entrusted with much, even more will be expected. Many Christians are taking the time to be thankful to God for the freedoms enjoyed in the United States. Some may also be apprehensive …
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