Becoming Instruments of Peace in Times of Hatred: Go and Do Likewise JOHN STONESTREET Christians are, according to Paul, reconciled in order to become reconcilers (2 Cor. 5). Though we know the brokenness in the world and in the human heart will not be fully overcome until the day every knee bows to Christ as … More Becoming Instruments of Peace in Times of Hatred: Go and Do Likewise
What Our Cries for Justice Say about God, about Us, and about the World JOHN STONESTREET WITH SHANE MORRIS Since the horrific killing of George Floyd, the moral outrage in our nation is palpable. Moral consensus, however, is not. While some cry out against violence by police, others cry out against violence against police. Systemic racism … More What Our Cries for Justice Say about God, about Us, and about the World
Tweeting Something Isn’t Necessarily Doing Something JOHN STONESTREET WITH MARIA BAER “You are not a social media handle. Don’t feel pressure to post and repost everything to show that you care. Advocate locally. Be incarnate.” Last week, a pair of activists launched a social media campaign that quickly went from advocacy to unintentional irony. To … More Tweeting Something Isn’t Necessarily Doing Something
“In this moment of national crisis, rather than fighting over the optics around the Bible, we’d be far better off reading, hearing, and applying what it has to say.” Why the Bible is Not a Prop JOHN STONESTREET Presidents and politicians using the Bible or Christian symbolism for political ends is nothing new. Some, as … More Why the Bible is Not a Prop
The United Nations’ Quest to Create a Genderless World JOHN STONESTREET WITH ROBERTO RIVERA Created 75 years ago this October, the United Nations was hailed as “the last, best hope for peace,” a moniker that proved neither true nor possible (though, as I once heard a former Israeli special forces guy put it, “no one … More The United Nations’ Quest to Create a Genderless World
Above added Marriages Hit a New Low How We Rebuild a Culture of Commitment JOHN STONESTREET WITH SHANE MORRIS According to a new report by the National Center for Health Statistics, marriage in the United States of America has never been less popular. Today, in the U.S. there are only 6.5 weddings for every 1,000 people, the lowest … More Marriages Hit a New Low
Many of you know I have from the beginning, advocated for a biblical stand on the COVID-19 orders from our Government Representatives. (SEE COVID-19 and the CHURCH) In it I noted “As long as the government is not asking, recommending or issuing guidelines that are illegal, immoral or unethical…” I believe that the guidelines issued initially … More Why So Many Governors and Other Local Officials are Violating Religious Liberty
The Viral Pandemic of Distrust and Misinformation Worldview Lessons from the Coronavirus, Part 4 JOHN STONESTREET WITH SHANE MORRIS The information age is full of both plusses and minuses, especially during a time of national crisis. Among the blessings we should count is the ability of many of us to work from home, and the … More The Viral Pandemic of Distrust and Misinformation
I also posted on this subject back nearly a month ago in an article entitled COVID-19 and the Church you can read it here Religious Freedom and the Coronavirus Insights from the Alliance Defending Freedom JOHN STONESTREET WITH ROBERTO RIVERA The media narratives that have emerged from the COVID-19 pandemic are varied. Some, like the … More Religious Freedom and the Coronavirus
Answering Pro-Death PR JOHN STONESTREET WITH SHANE MORRIS Euphemisms for abortion abound: “a woman’s right to choose,” “reproductive freedom,” and “a private decision between a woman and her doctor.” The latest euphemism, one being increasingly used in political discourse, is “access to essential healthcare.” Recently, a listener sent us Planned Parenthood’s latest fundraising letter. Between … More Abortion Isn’t ‘Healthcare’
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