As Christians, we are taught throughout Scripture to be loving, patient, kind, and humble. Does this translate into also being politically correct? In my opinion, no. We live in a culture adulterated with false teachings even by some claiming to be Christians.
Most people don’t know this, but early feminists—including suffragette Susan B. Anthony—were deeply opposed to abortion. A surprisingly honest Saturday Night Live sketch from a couple of years ago captured the shock of a group of progressive young ladies, who when they meet Anthony are shocked to learn her less-than-progressive views on a woman’s so-called right to choose.
I so appreciate the heart of those on both sides of this debate. My hope is that readers will read the entire article before drawing conclusions. Those who strongly believe in the Bible and God’s will regarding sexual behavior also strongly believe in unconditional love and forgiveness. To say that authentic Christians hate homosexuals demonstrates a gross misunderstanding of the Christian faith. The ability to relate to people on their level, show genuine concern, and love them regardless of their lifestyle is a mark of true Christianity.
Around the Colson Center we often talk about “zombie arguments,” ideas that—like the undead so popular on television—just keep getting up and shambling around, no matter how many times you kill them.
Before there was Beth Moore, Priscilla Shirer or Joyce Meyer, there was Kay Arthur.
Recently, a top executive at Apple said that being gay is God's greatest gift to him. Read full interview here. I so appreciate Tim's heart to help others, but the Bible is crystal clear on sexual sin, including homosexuality.
Only four of out 100 teenagers have a true biblical worldview, according to a new survey from the Barna Group.
What are your teens reading these days? You really should find out. Especially if they’re into the newest trend in young adult fiction.
The man charged in the terror attack in Manhattan wants to display an ISIS flag in his hospital room.
We just held the Colson Center’s biggest event ever. Let me give you a little taste of what you missed.
