Why Christians Must Be Salt and Light in Politics
Politics matter—but how should Christians engage? This article explores a biblical approach to voting, culture and living as salt and light in the public square.
Politics matter—but how should Christians engage? This article explores a biblical approach to voting, culture and living as salt and light in the public square.
I have good news for you today. We win in the end. Guaranteed. Communism won’t win. Neither will secularism. The gospel is going to win and the kingdom of God is going to prevail. The spiritual battle is real, but victory is guaranteed.
I saw firsthand what God did in Nanci though her suffering, and I know what He has done in me through mine, Knowing Jesus Better.
Most evangelical Christians will factor in the life issue, because for them, like me, life is a paramount issue. I encourage you to value the unborn as well.
Many people feel embarrassed or uncertain about how to talk to God. However, prayer is a privilege and an adventure meant for every circumstance.
It's amazing how deeply our impulse of self-justification runs, and it comes out in big and small ways.
You are going to try and find healing for pastors somewhere. If it’s not in Jesus, the devil will destroy you and your family and your ministry.
Most of us aren’t taught the truth about the problem of evil and suffering until we experience them.
Your bitterness affects every other relationship you have, a realization about overcoming bitterness in relationships.
All the other pieces of armor are for defense. Only the sword of the Spirit – the Scriptures – has been given to us for offense.