100 Lies People Believe
If you tell a lie often enough people will believe it. 100 LIES PEOPLE BELIEVE: 1/ There is no evidence for God. 2/ The Bible is outdated. 3/ Love means accepting all choices as
If you tell a lie often enough people will believe it. 100 LIES PEOPLE BELIEVE: 1/ There is no evidence for God. 2/ The Bible is outdated. 3/ Love means accepting all choices as
With the pending federal election rapidly approaching, Christians want to be clear minded about their voting choices. Political decisions are highly influenced by the moral values of elected politicians. Since citizens collectively elect politicians,
Many Christians believe that, because we are saved by grace through faith alone, it is pointless to teach/encourage/petition for public morality. The mindset is: "Why moralize people that don’t even know Christ?" This is
Why should we value human life? What is the basis of human rights? Why do we mourn senseless murder? Why prosecute war crimes? What’s the point of defending children from abuse? Western Civilization has
I have often caught myself thinking ill of another believer’s actions, and then the Holy Spirit makes me aware of my own glaring flaws. Can you relate? Every seasoned believer has experienced the sin
The Canadian government has chosen to legalize the recreational use of cannabis (marijuana). This differs from medical marijuana use in that it permits Canadians to smoke weed for pleasure. The stated reasons include: (1)
When I was a teenager, I made the brief mistake of dating an unbeliever. I was sure about my faith in Jesus Christ, but the attraction of a girl I met at school melted
Have you ever been so overwhelmed by life that you have considered suicide? Have you ever felt as though your life has no meaning and you would rather be dead? If you have answered
The pursuit of self-discovery can exhaust and distort the identity believers find hidden in Christ (Col. 3:1-4). Confusion can be further magnified with poor theological understanding and twisted interpretations of Scripture and can result
Loving sinners comes both naturally and unnaturally to me. Having grown up in a Mennonite culture that was deeply insecure, I developed a heart for the socially unlovable because I knew what it was