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Abusive Christian Leaders and Our Role in The Cover-Up

Let’s be crystal clear: It isn’t the revelation of abusive leadership that is the problem, it’s the fact of the abuse. The headlines aren’t the problem for the church—the abuse and the cover up are the problems. This time, it’s a report that the Southern Baptist Convention failed to address myriad sexual abuse allegations against …[ read more ]

Five Ways to Love Pro-Choice Women

The country is one raw nerve and me along with it. How about you? The temptation to join a screaming, raging, angry camp is hard to resist. But then I remember Hebrews 13:12-14 (ESV), “So Jesus also suffered outside the gate in order to sanctify the people through his own blood. Therefore let us go to him outside the …[ read more ]

Christians and Roe v Wade

Why is Roe v Wade such a concern for many Christians? Why is this an issue on which we’re passionate? Does our interest stem from a form of fascism that seeks to impose our faith beliefs on others? Not at all. Fascism is the antithesis of faith in Christ. Faith in Christ cultivates humility, compassion for others, and a focus on change from the inside. External …[ read more ]

The Reality of Being in the Family of God

The family of God. Brothers and sisters in Christ. To some, those are inviting and amazing phrases. To those of us who have experienced less than wholesome family life or real siblings, those phrases can be a mixed bag. But then again, so is the church. God extends His grace through Christ to anyone, even …[ read more ]

Maybe Disney Isn’t the Only Problem – Maybe the Real Problem is Us

People don’t like preachy stories. That’s what Christian writers hear all the time. Avoid preaching! Focus on telling a great story! Beware of agenda-driven writing! If you want to make a point, write an essay or a non-fiction book but keep your stories pure. Your biblical worldview will infuse them organically so leave the message …[ read more ]