In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s tragic assassination, many voices have rushed to exploit the moment—some with mockery, others with calls for vengeance. But as Christians, we are called to something different. We must resist the pull of outrage and division, and instead walk as peacemakers in a culture consumed by anger. This post reflects on what it truly means to love our enemies, to speak truth without slander, and to value human life above political wins.
Love Your Enemies Neglected: Words of Jesus We Still Don’t Hear
Jesus didn’t say “tolerate your enemies”—he said love them. In a culture driven by outrage and division, this command is either ignored or explained away. But Christians are called to something much more; to make peace through the cross. This post calls us to examine our hearts and embrace the radical love that Jesus modeled and demands.
The Love of God Perfected: 1st John 2:5a
VERSE 5a: The Love of God Perfected But whoever keeps His word, in him the love of God has truly been perfected. This verse contrasts John’s negative exposition (v. 4) of his second proposition (v. 3) with two positive expositions (v. 5a; v. 5b-6). I’ve divided this verse because it properly presents two thoughts: 5a: …
