Perspective
The capacity to view things in their true relations or relative importance.
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Therefore welcome one another as Christ has welcomed you, for the glory of God.
Evangelical Environmental Network
Jessica Moerman from the Evangelical Environmental Network discusses God’s abundance and how we are called to serve as caretakers of the earth.
The Regenerative School
The Rē School in Fayetteville, Tenn., founded by Skip Bivens, seeks to utilize transformative learning to build a more just, peaceful, and sustainable world.
Love Matters More
“It’s just important that we start by interrogating our own heart and understanding who we are and what motivates us,” says Jared Byas about ‘Love Matters More.’
Voices
For God gave us a spirit not of fear but of power and love and self-control.
The God & Gun Conundrum
Jesus would never tell someone to take up a sword against another. He teaches in the Sermon on the Mount to “not resist the one who is evil” [but] to “turn the other cheek.”
Secular Literature for the Spiritual Life
The Christian faith needs to promote a healthy relationship between what science – mostly secular science – produces and what the Bible proclaims.
Can Christians Fight Racism?
Constructive communication requires us to be charitable with those who disagree. We must strive to understand the motivation behind their ideas.
Views
Judge not, that you be not judged.
How Can Jesus, the Son, Be the ‘Everlasting Father’
The responsibility of government leaders – “fathers” – is to be ministers of God for good, but only Jesus can perfectly fill that position everlastingly.
The Trinitarian View of Jesus Christ
We may not fully understand it, but Oneness Christology is easy to explain, easy to understand, and easy to illustrate. Trinitarianism is not.
Intelligent Design in Nature
Denis O. Lamoureux contends that despite differences, Christians stand united in that nature clearly reflects our Creator’s designing intelligence.