Biblically Correct > Politically Correct
What is politically correct now is largely determined by who is in power now. What is biblically correct is solely determined by the One who is in power now, yesterday, and forevermore.
What is politically correct now is largely determined by who is in power now. What is biblically correct is solely determined by the One who is in power now, yesterday, and forevermore.
Paul is not commanding Christians to always have happy feelings. He is exhorting those who continually serve the Lord to joyfully worship the Lord
We read that the “prayers of faith” of the righteous accomplish much — even physical healing. But what is a “prayer of faith”? And, who are the “righteous”? Is James promising that every time we confess our sins and pray we will be healed?
Exodus 39:32-43 tells of how the Israelites completed the work on all of the items that were to be placed in the tabernacle. In the NT, we read how Jesus made His dwelling (literally: “tabernacled”) among us (Jn 1:14), allowing His followers to become temples of the Spirit of God (1 Cor 6:19, etc.).
Throughout the Book of Proverbs, (godly) wisdom is contrasted with (worldly) foolishness (Prov 1:7, cf. 9:10, etc.). Proverbs 10:19-21 offers godly wisdom concerning word economy. In a nutshell, when it comes to words: “the fewer the better.” Like a rare treasure, the words of the wise are often few but valuable.
Is there enough evidence to convict Jesus of being the Son of God? After his wife converted, Yale Law School alum, Chicago Tribune legal journalist, and former atheist Lee Strobel set out to disprove Christianity. After a two-year investigation into the evidence, Strobel came to Christ and became one of the most world-renowned Christian apologists…
(1) Atheism (“There is no god”), (2) Scientism (“Science has disproved God”), (3) Pluralism (“All paths are equally valid”), (4) Humanism (“We don’t need God”), (5) Relativism (“True for you but not for me”),
(6) Hedonism (“Whatever makes you happy”). Ravi Zacharias and Dr. Vince Vitale contrast these secular gods with a Christian worldview…
‘Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus’ takes readers on the captivating spiritual journey of a devout Muslim apologist, the late Nabeel Qureshi (M.D.) — a former critic who became a Christian apologist after examining the evidence critically.
Reading Qureshi’s book was not only incredibly informative concerning responses to common Islamic counterclaims (e.g., “the Bible has been corrupted”, etc.), but also concerning the incredibly high stakes for almost any Muslim who converts.
In this important work, Dr. Paul Copan responds to charges by the “New Atheists” who claim that God in the Old Testament is genocidal, misogynistic, racist, bloodthirsty, homophobic, etc. Reading biblical passages in context — and comparing Old Testament biblical principles with that of its ancient Near Eastern contemporaries — is incredibly illuminating…
The Story of Reality tells the grand metanarrative that runs from Genesis to Revelation, centering around five foci: (1) God, (2) Man, (3) Jesus, (4) Cross, (5) (Final) Resurrection — a metanarrative that corresponds with reality.
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