morality

To describe America’s exit strategy from Afghanistan as “negligence” is charitable. More accurately, it’s somewhere between folly and abandonment.

In a recent article, Harvard Law Today, a publication of Harvard Law School, highlighted 3 students and alumni who are fighting for the legalization of polyamory.

There is no such thing as “ethical porn use.” Porn is premised on the notion that human beings can be abstracted from their personhood and consumed as collections of body parts. Porn assumes and trains consumers to believe that people are products to be bought and sold, and then discarded with the click of a mouse or the flick of a finger.

We can regulate external behavior but only God can change human nature. We can act in godly ways to impress others and seek God’s blessing. But measure your heart—do you secretly still want to do what you know you should not do?

The king of the universe cannot honor rebellion against his reign lest he deny his holiness and permit that which harms his subjects. He calls us to seek his glory because to do less would be idolatry on his part and ours. Conversely, when we enthrone him in our hearts and serve him with fear and reverence, we experience his best in and through our lives.

The Constitution grants us freedom of religion because we need it. We need the God we are free to worship and trust. We need the biblical truth we are free to proclaim. We are so immoral that we need the morality taught by God’s word and empowered by his Spirit.

Yesterday, we focused on the fact that God has given us what we need to do what he intends us to do. Today, let’s add this fact: To experience his best, we must give our best to him every moment of every day.

A new poll has found that a majority of American adults believe that changing genders is morally wrong.

The newest release of the Cultural Research Center's American Worldview Inventory 2021 revealed the top ten seductive and unbiblical beliefs that large groups of Americans are adopting.

According to a new Gallup survey, nearly half of American adults believe the "state of moral values" in the United States is poor.