There’s an incredible intensity and an incredible absolutism for each and every issue, not just the race issue. It seems that the entire world is at stake with what we think and what we say.
Last Thursday, Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch submitted a brief clarifying how a case the U.S. Supreme Court recently agreed to hear could impact the abortion debate.
Olympic gymnast Simone Biles withdrew from the Individual All-Around finals at the Olympics yesterday. Biles shared that she withdrew because of increased stress on her mental health.
All around us, people are looking for healing and relief, which is why it is critical we share the Good News of Jesus Christ with others. But how we do that is just as important. I would like to offer an acronym to help us share the Gospel with our friends, neighbors, family members, coworkers and everyone else we come in contact with — Jesus style — “B.L.A.S.T.”
We hold religiously to the written Word because it is our guide—to test what is being said: “The spirits of the prophets are subject to the prophets” (1 Corinthians 14:32). The speaker should be careful since his words must be under, or subject to, God’s Word. If those who look to the Word are accused of quenching and grieving the Spirit, we are reminded that Jesus used the Word of God for finality, discernment, and power. We must do the same.
A new article in the Washington Post found that teens are turning to the great outdoors to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic.
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?
