“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?
In consideration of the recent in the news of BLM and attempts to rewrite America’s history I thought this a timely piece. Question: “Does the Bible condone slavery?” Answer: There is a tendency to look at slavery as something of the past. But it is estimated that there are today over 27 million people in the … More “Does the Bible condone slavery?”
1 Peter 5:10 (AMP and RVR 1960) BACKGROUND: Some of y’all maybe old enough to remember the song Poor, Poor Pitiful Me, By Linda Ronstadt that was released back in 1977 and later covered in 2009 by Terri Clark in 1996. It is the story of a young singer who heads to Hollywood to make … More Daily Devotional – Suffered A While
The following 11 articles are from G2Y series on Contentment I hope them are a blessing to you. True Contentment Contentment and Providence Be Content in God’s Providence Be Satisfied with Little The Sin of Discontent Be Immune to Circumstance Be Satisfied with Little The Sin of Discontent Be Immune to Circumstance Be Focused on … More Grace to You; Series on Contentment
Today’s BreakPoint: What Do We Do with Critical Theory?: Racism, White Privilege, and Christianity JOHN STONESTREET WITH SHANE MORRIS The question most central to defining a worldview, other than “Who is God?” and “What does it mean to be human?” is “What’s really wrong with the world?” It’s a tricky question, because there are a lot of things … More What Do We Do with Critical Theory?: Racism, White Privilege, and Christianity
Anyone who even infrequently uses social media knows there has been a significance influx since COVID-19, of so called prophets (I think they are really profiteers) expounding upon how we are seriously in the “End Times.” The problem like so many uneducated false teachers their Eschatology is based not on solid biblical foundations but upon … More The Doctrine of the Millennium: A Brief Introduction
GLORY! Jehová está en medio de ti, poderoso, él salvará; se gozará sobre ti con alegría, callará de amor, se regocijará sobre ti con cánticos. (RVR1960)
If you read the bible you know that within it’s pages there are found many messages. Another way of putting it is there are lots of topics. Some of the most searched include: Double click on the picture to link to the site However no message or topic is greater than that of Christ and … More Christianity’s Messages
R.C. Sproul Apr 01, 2020 What Was God’s Purpose in the Cross? The doctrine of limited atonement (also known as “definite atonement” or “particular redemption”) says that the atonement of Christ was limited (in its scope and aim) to the elect; Jesus did not atone for the sins of everybody in the world. In my denomination, we examine young … More What Was God’s Purpose in the Cross?
by John MacArthur / Monday, March 2, 2020 There is only one true God, and He demands exclusive worship. That is the essence of the first commandment God gave to Moses on Mount Sinai. It is also the unshakable and unchanging truth about God from eternity past to eternity future. READ MORE »»
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