It is past time for Christians around the U.S. to make it abundantly clear that Pat Robertson is not one of us and does not speak for us.
When my wife and I married, we were very consciously thinking of these types of scenarios when we promised fidelity “in sickness and in health”.
This week …
Amazon is running a Big Deal sale on Kindle books. It includes about 970 books and ends today.
Like most sales, there is quite a lot of dreck in there. But I waded through it all and I did manage to find a few good bargains.
Jonathan Strange and Mr Norrell, $2.99. This has received rave reviews …
Kevin DeYoung posits an interesting question and a different way of thinking about Biblical “grey areas”.
I’ve learned over the years that the simplest way to judge gray areas in the Christian life like movies, television, and music is to ask one simple question: can I thank God for this? (We are to give …
Adam is right, of course. The crucial question about whether or not I’m wasting my life — about whether or not anyone is wasting his life — is ”what exactly [is] a good Christian supposed to do with his or her new life in Christ?” I posed the original question (am I wasting my life) …
”Something I’ve been thinking lately,” our dear webmaster Joe has recently written. ”Am I different as a Christian than I would be if I wasn’t a Christian? Am I just wasting my life?”
Then he linked to a rap video appearing to strenously urge its viewers not to knock over convenience stores. DON’T WASTE …