Opinion

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  Spiritual Explosion — 'My Eyes Have Seen the King' A desire to truly experience God runs deep within our veins. However, for most Christians, experiencing God is either elusive and frightening or impossible and improbable. But to the thirsty pilgrim, God’s... Shane Idleman Jul 13, 2022
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  Making Abortion as Unthinkable as Slavery In most of the world today, slavery is unthinkable. Is it possible that we could ever reach that same place with abortion in America? John Stonestreet and Glenn Sunshine Jul 13, 2022
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  We Must Trust in God's Omniscient Timing This week, we’ve been exploring ways to trust God when it’s hard to trust God. On Monday, we chose to remember our Lord’s provision in the past as we trust him with our needs in the present. Yesterday, we... Jim Denison Jul 13, 2022
• It Might Be Time to Shake the Spheres of Influence in Your Life In America, users of Facebook spend 58 minutes per day (325 hours per year) on the platform, while users of Instagram spend 53 minutes per day (297 hours per year) viewing its content. And the people and... Dr. David Jeremiah Jul 12, 2022
• Can We Hack Humans? Should We? How does liberal democracy function in an era when people rush to assume they are merely pre-determined “hackable animals” instead of moral agents who are responsible for their decisions, living in a society... John Stonestreet and Kasey Leander Jul 12, 2022
• Are You Losing Faith in the Institutions of Our Secular Society? In Psalm 20, David noted that “some trust in chariots and some in horses” (v. 7a). Commentator H. D. M. Spence explains that the nation’s enemies to the north, principally the Syrians, were “especially... Jim Denison Jul 12, 2022
• The 'Abortion Distortion': How Roe Poisoned American Culture We are told that the Mississippi law at the heart of the Dobbs v. Jackson, Mississippi case is comparable to Margaret Atwood’s fictional sexist dystopia The Handmaid's Tale. But the reality is that in... John Stonestreet and Shane Morris Jul 11, 2022
• Why Do Optimists Live Longer? Trusting God When it's Hard to Trust God How do we trust God when he doesn’t do what we’re trusting him to do? Each of us experiences disappointment with God on occasion; only the most naïve would expect the Lord to give them everything they ask... Jim Denison Jul 11, 2022
• If the Resurrection Is So Easy to Prove, Why Doesn't Everyone Believe It? In faith, with faith type decisions, we choose often times because we are comfortable with or not comfortable with the conclusion. 'christianitydotcom' on GodTube.com Jul 11, 2022
• Is Aging a 'Disease'? Our purpose is not to avoid suffering or even death at all costs despite that they are effects of the fall we are called to oppose. Rather, we take into account that in God’s mercy, even our suffering can be... John Stonestreet and Maria Baer Jul 08, 2022
• A Lesson on the High Cost of Sin The idea that we can only accomplish our goals by sinful means is a lie, and in the rare instances where it’s not, that should be a flashing neon sign that those are not goals worth pursuing. After all,... Ryan Denison Jul 08, 2022
• After Roe v. Wade: Pastors and Leaders – Your Silence Speaks Volumes Pastors (and Christian leaders alike) must take responsibility for the spiritual health of today’s church and the nation. We don’t need more political correctness; we need men and women filled with the... Shane Idleman Jul 07, 2022