“I am Atticus”: Racism and Vision in Harper Lee’s Go Set a Watchman
“The depth of human sinfulness and pride is always deeper than we imagine”
“The depth of human sinfulness and pride is always deeper than we imagine”
The Abortion Diary podcast humanizes the pro-life/pro-choice debate.
Wherever Christians choose judgment or the promotion of abortion stigma, wherever we approach those touched by abortion with anything short of the grace and truth of the Gospel, we truly do risk driving women directly into the circles of those who will condone, legitimize, praise, and ultimately perpetuate abortion as an acceptable “solution.”
While mid-life crises are notorious in our contemporary age for dramatic grasps at youth, Poehler shows us a more productive conclusion, albeit one still lacking.
Sing Over Me opens up a safe space for homosexuals who feel — as Jernigan did — in need of rescue.
The Christian worldview explains why cases like this are so challenging and why they should turn our minds toward our great hope to come, where the depravity of a fallen world will no longer taint our lives.
Amber Stamper interviews Tony Whittaker about raising awareness of how our online behavior matters.
The “Human Barbie” is, in ways far beyond what Facebook photos and videos show, deeply human.
McAlister feels that his calling is deeply rooted in the needs of a particular population, and we must not, in our eagerness to condemn one pastor’s tactics, overlook the necessity of concern for them as well.
Wherever we are, we can touch the unique lives of the individuals at the center of the storm that is abortion.
I see no clear political advantage to reaching out to these providers and women, but there is great spiritual advantage to sparking even the smallest light.
We need more than drive-by apologetics. We need to be gentle and factual, and to stick it out.
Sure, the guy and girl tagging is shallow and lustful. But can believers come up with better responses than shaking a finger?
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