By refusing to participate in the Day of Silence and instead calling for a day of their own, Focus on Family have reinforced the perception that they have joined the ranks of those who refuse to listen and missed a real opportunity to demonstrate Christ-likeness.
Most Christians acknowledge the principle of human dignity, but miss the subtle manner it’s violated in the objectification of a human being—male or female.
Deformity and the Church
How do we obey the age-old command to love your neighbor as yourself when the Internet is wholly restructuring the economic relationship that we have with our neighbor?
The cross Christians are called to take up by ‘God’s Not Dead’ is more akin to a merit badge, a gold star on a class assignment.
If I turn my back on combat sports, I’ll miss out on an anchor of family identity and a good connection to the godly men and women in my life.
Where were you when the youth pastor announced the lock-in,
and all the sons of God shouted for joy?
The KFC chicken corsage stunt underscores just how mainstream absurdity has become.
Whatever this is the “start” of, we’d better be paying attention.
Yes, we can develop our theology of heaven from a book. No, that book is not Heaven is for Real.
Keller provides resources that well articulate the ideals we strive for in our model of reading culture through the lens of Christ – one lens among many.
At birthday parties, kids want to binge on fun and the parents want to binge on memory.
While a game that glorifies death might seem masochistic and unapproachable, it is a strong reflection of the impossibility and isolation of attempting to live under the law without grace.
How does one maintain a healthy sense of self while committing so thoroughly to the creation of somebody else?
