“According to critical theory, the oppressed group automatically has moral authority, while the oppressor group does not. Someone who is a racial minority or a sexual minority of some kind is automatically a victim of oppression and has claims against oppressors and the unearned privilege that makes their life easier (and this part is critical) … More What Do We Do with Critical Theory?
With ongoing turmoil in America this sermon seemed very appropriate for today. Proverbs 14:34 AMP and RVR 1960 CONTEXT: This whole Proverb is a contrast between righteousness (Life) and Sin (Death). Our text referring to the national righteousness or sin. Note our verse for today speaks not of past or future but of the … More Sunday’s Sermon Series – Exalt a Nation
Today‘s BreakPoint: Hagia Sophia and the Armenian Genocide JOHN STONESTREET WITH ROBERTO RIVERA Despite protests from around the world, Turkey has decided to convert the Hagia Sophia into a mosque. One supporter of Prime Minister Erdogan told Al Jazeera he’d been waiting fifty years for the holy site’s “original identity as a mosque” to be “restored.” In truth, the … More Hagia Sophia and the Armenian Genocide
News updates on the persecuted Church Sudanese Christians rejoice at the abolition of the Islamic apostasy law Christian leaders urge reversal on decision to turn Turkey’s Hagia Sophia cathedral into a mosque Indian pastor and Christian families terrorized by radical Hindutva mobs in Uttar Pradesh Chinese authorities demolish two state-registered churches in Henan province within days Thirteen … More News from the PERSECUTED CHURCH
AMP and RVR 1960 CONTEXT: 1 John begins with the confirmation (nothing new here) that Man is supposed to have communion (fellowship) with God and like minded believers (v.1-4). John then goes on to explain v.5-6 how God is light (Holy and unblemished) and we are to walk in that light. In fact verse … More Daily Devotional – Christian Walk
Pandemic Places Educational Responsibility on Parents; Allows Pastors to Offer Vital Support JULY 20, 2020 As COVID-19 pushes curriculum content, social issues, and worldviews toward deeper parent scrutiny, the pandemic has opened wide the door for pastors to guide parents through tough decisions about the upcoming school year — and American society is counting on … More Pastors: You Can Help Parents Educate Children During the Pandemic
‘Someone here wants you’: Women rescue and sing to newborn left in a dumpster ‘I Almost Killed My Daughter’: Kanye West Chokes Back Tears As He Addresses Abortion Issue Congresswoman Slams Democrats for Voting for Infanticide: These Babies Deserve Protection Baby born with fatal syndrome given new lease on life with groundbreaking surgery Instagram Bans … More Pro-Life News Update (Various Sources)
CSB and RVR 1960 In yesterday’s Military Devotional we discussed a different type of guard duty against assaults. Today let us look specifically at guarding one’s own heart against rebellion against God. PSALM 119:7 makes it abundantly clear our ability to praise God requires a clean heart grounded in His judgments (teachings). SERMON: ILO the … More Sunday’s Sermon Series – Guarding the Heart
Check out the other resources at the end. Nehemiah 4:9 AMP and RVR 1960 CONTEXT: For a complete background on the book of Nehemiah, see this link to the first in a series I preached a number of years ago. A brief overview is needed to set the scene, Nehemiah is a Jewish … More Saturday’s Military Devotional – Pray and Guard!
The Case against “Culling the Herd” Today’s BreakPoint: Fewer Humans Won’t Heal the Planet JOHN STONESTREET WITH ROBERTO RIVERA According to news reports, there’s at least one bright spot amidst all the COVID-19 bad news: the planet is beginning to heal itself. With those pesky and invasive humans stuck at home, animals are reclaiming wild spaces (and even city … More Fewer Humans Won’t Heal the Planet
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